I love that Charlotte’s nurturing instincts stop when Brian comes into the picture. It’s such a normal reaction. But I also love Kurt’s ability to empathize and not excuse. It’s funny, because a few pages back, Char was talking to Kurt and giving insight, and now the situation has reversed a bit. Just feels like such a grounded conversation. The characters are just so well-written. I know I say this a LOT, David, so I hope it doesn’t feel repetitive; I just want to convey what a stellar job you’re doing.
No, it doesn’t feel repetitive mostly because I love hearing it! Thank you. Kurt can well imagine Brian’s regrets–how he must feel having lost this wonderful woman. What he can’t imagine is how he let it happen.
3 thoughts on “Baggage – Regrets”
JP
I love that Charlotte’s nurturing instincts stop when Brian comes into the picture. It’s such a normal reaction. But I also love Kurt’s ability to empathize and not excuse. It’s funny, because a few pages back, Char was talking to Kurt and giving insight, and now the situation has reversed a bit. Just feels like such a grounded conversation. The characters are just so well-written. I know I say this a LOT, David, so I hope it doesn’t feel repetitive; I just want to convey what a stellar job you’re doing.
David
No, it doesn’t feel repetitive mostly because I love hearing it! Thank you. Kurt can well imagine Brian’s regrets–how he must feel having lost this wonderful woman. What he can’t imagine is how he let it happen.
JP
Pretty sure we’ll learn the details of that, eventually. Keep up the amazing work!