When Stephen and Tad and Amy were at sea they were at least out of sight, out of mind. Now Jon will risk running into them. At least now Stephen might get back some of his stuff from Jon's place (that are packed neatly and stored away in case he would ever come back and claim them.)
Why does Stephen want to live in CC? I thought he wanted to sail the seas and find himself. Now it seems like the only thing that was holding him back was Jon and by leaving him, he could find himself. I don't see how he couldn't have stayed in the relationship and still grown.
Sir Stewart really got shafted in this story. At least he seems to have lost quite a bit of weight. And he seems oddly underwhelmed by Stephen's return. I kind of expected him to still be heart broken, crying at night and struggling to go through life with this gaping hole in his heart and only slowly learning to live with it by undertaking other dangerous quests that served as catalysts for his grief. (I've quite a bit of head canon, as you can see.)
I really want to liken this season to a series of modern DW. You're put through the wringer and after the season finale you're so overwhelmed you need the silly extra-continuity Christmas Special just to work through your feelings.
Kristen and Olivia will have their hands full with little Sakura. It really is a bit creepy to have a prophecy!baby, though, in the sense that these mystical forces and authorities feel they have a claim to her. You know what I mean? Olivia doesn't just have to go through regular child birth, but all this ritualistic stuff as well. And though I'm sure Sakura's parents will protect her and let her be a child; there will be pressure as she realizes who she is.
Urgh, fetus cupcakes. WTF Amy.
Anyway, I rambled on as usual. Congratulations on finishing this story, and within deadline too! There should be gift-cards.
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When Stephen and Tad and Amy were at sea they were at least out of sight, out of mind. Now Jon will risk running into them. At least now Stephen might get back some of his stuff from Jon's place (that are packed neatly and stored away in case he would ever come back and claim them.)
Why does Stephen want to live in CC? I thought he wanted to sail the seas and find himself. Now it seems like the only thing that was holding him back was Jon and by leaving him, he could find himself. I don't see how he couldn't have stayed in the relationship and still grown.
Sir Stewart really got shafted in this story. At least he seems to have lost quite a bit of weight. And he seems oddly underwhelmed by Stephen's return. I kind of expected him to still be heart broken, crying at night and struggling to go through life with this gaping hole in his heart and only slowly learning to live with it by undertaking other dangerous quests that served as catalysts for his grief. (I've quite a bit of head canon, as you can see.)
I really want to liken this season to a series of modern DW. You're put through the wringer and after the season finale you're so overwhelmed you need the silly extra-continuity Christmas Special just to work through your feelings.
Kristen and Olivia will have their hands full with little Sakura. It really is a bit creepy to have a prophecy!baby, though, in the sense that these mystical forces and authorities feel they have a claim to her. You know what I mean? Olivia doesn't just have to go through regular child birth, but all this ritualistic stuff as well. And though I'm sure Sakura's parents will protect her and let her be a child; there will be pressure as she realizes who she is.
Urgh, fetus cupcakes. WTF Amy.
Anyway, I rambled on as usual. Congratulations on finishing this story, and within deadline too! There should be gift-cards.