"Something in Neal, a hard, cold knot of fear and self-loathing that’s been growing since he was seventeen and Ellen told him a version of the truth, shrinks. It doesn’t go away, but it eases, just a little. Maybe someday he’ll wholly believe Peter’s words, that even though he is his father’s son, he is not James Bennett. He is not evil."
This bit awesome.
Jones, awesome. Calloway needs to eat some more crow.
Yeah, even more plot. Lov'in the plot.
And, our Neal who would and will do anything to protect Peter, even betray himself. I love how his 'encounter' with Carter left him shaken and vulnerable. I love how he would do it again for Peter. I love that he would take a shiv or a bullet for the man who put him in prison and that he had no regrets about any of it because it brought Peter into his life.
Off to go melt into a puddle until I get my beady eyes on Part 3.
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"Something in Neal, a hard, cold knot of fear and self-loathing that’s been growing since he was seventeen and Ellen told him a version of the truth, shrinks. It doesn’t go away, but it eases, just a little. Maybe someday he’ll wholly believe Peter’s words, that even though he is his father’s son, he is not James Bennett. He is not evil."
This bit awesome.
Jones, awesome. Calloway needs to eat some more crow.
Yeah, even more plot. Lov'in the plot.
And, our Neal who would and will do anything to protect Peter, even betray himself. I love how his 'encounter' with Carter left him shaken and vulnerable. I love how he would do it again for Peter. I love that he would take a shiv or a bullet for the man who put him in prison and that he had no regrets about any of it because it brought Peter into his life.
Off to go melt into a puddle until I get my beady eyes on Part 3.