Left Over John Thoughts
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1. I'm of the opinion that John never actually tried to kill Helen until "Haunted". I also think that was the first time he ever hit her.
[I'm saying it now because I think it might be disproved in an upcoming episode, and I'm not sure how I feel about that.]
1a. I'm also reasonably sure that the only reason John tries to kill her in "Haunted" is because he actually believes she'll kill him first.
1b. I am less sure about how that works. I mean, I think he avoided her a lot so as to not kill her, and that in the early days, he wrestled with the Energy Being a lot in order to prevent hurting her? But I'm not sure if that's practical.
1c. This plays into Helen's guilt as well, if she realizes on some level that John killed other people in order to not kill her.
1d. I have no idea what "We'll being our dance anew"; "Count on it" is supposed to mean. Has she been chasing him? Tracking him? What, exactly, is the meaning of "dance"? They're a bit...chummy in FK&C. All "Darling" and going for walks by themselves in the dark. I don't know.
2. I am nearly positive that John tried to kill James at least once over the years.
3. I might vid Clara again, just to prove a point, if I ever find a good song for her.
4. John's story is not about healing. James's story is not about catching the bad guy. Nigel's story is not about disappearing. Nikola's story is not about scientific progress. Helen's story is not about learning. The story, the really amazing thing about the story, is that none of them ever change. They just keep going. And sometimes they die. And sometimes they don't.
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HOLY GOD, I WANT TO DO THIS WITH EASTER CANDY: Cooking with Candy and Cadbury Eggs Benedict and Sushi a la Peep
1. I'm of the opinion that John never actually tried to kill Helen until "Haunted". I also think that was the first time he ever hit her.
[I'm saying it now because I think it might be disproved in an upcoming episode, and I'm not sure how I feel about that.]
1a. I'm also reasonably sure that the only reason John tries to kill her in "Haunted" is because he actually believes she'll kill him first.
1b. I am less sure about how that works. I mean, I think he avoided her a lot so as to not kill her, and that in the early days, he wrestled with the Energy Being a lot in order to prevent hurting her? But I'm not sure if that's practical.
1c. This plays into Helen's guilt as well, if she realizes on some level that John killed other people in order to not kill her.
1d. I have no idea what "We'll being our dance anew"; "Count on it" is supposed to mean. Has she been chasing him? Tracking him? What, exactly, is the meaning of "dance"? They're a bit...chummy in FK&C. All "Darling" and going for walks by themselves in the dark. I don't know.
2. I am nearly positive that John tried to kill James at least once over the years.
3. I might vid Clara again, just to prove a point, if I ever find a good song for her.
4. John's story is not about healing. James's story is not about catching the bad guy. Nigel's story is not about disappearing. Nikola's story is not about scientific progress. Helen's story is not about learning. The story, the really amazing thing about the story, is that none of them ever change. They just keep going. And sometimes they die. And sometimes they don't.
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HOLY GOD, I WANT TO DO THIS WITH EASTER CANDY: Cooking with Candy and Cadbury Eggs Benedict and Sushi a la Peep
