Reading this and past allusions to George has always made me wish Diana would write a bit more about John's early life- the time after Culloden and all that, the things leading up to his exile. The man we know is so much stronger and more hardened, in control of himself than I feel he might have been back then... -- LJG Discussion board

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Date Posted: 09:12:26 12/03/07 Mon
Author: Oleander
Subject: Reading this and past allusions to George has always made me wish Diana would write a bit more about John's early life- the time after Culloden and all that, the things leading up to his exile. The man we know is so much stronger and more hardened, in control of himself than I feel he might have been back then...
In reply to: Jane 's message, "QOTD for Monday December 3, 2007 The following quote is taken from Lord John and the Hellfire Club from the back of Lord John and the Private Matter Part 2 by Diana Gabaldon, Copyright (c) 2003 by Diana Gabaldon. All rights reserved." on 21:14:38 12/02/07 Sun

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I believe the "Everett" affair woke John up and made him more wary. Maybe herself will provide us with more glimpses of younger John in Scottish Prisoner. After all she seems to always leave us wanting more on purpose. In Haunted Soldier she does give us a little more (VERY little) information about his rape that only merited a casual mention earlier. How traumatic it must have been for 16 year old John, just then recovering from the loss of Hector, to be used like that, and then be forced to pretend nothing had happened. (NT) -- Jane, 07:04:36 12/04/07 Tue
- Yes - and reading "Succubus" for the first time, I was struck by how much John identifies with the young German soldier, Franz, clearly seeing himself at that age and wanting so badly to show the boy how to protect himself, while at the same time he's powerless to prevent the others from harassing him. (NT) -- Karen, 08:12:26 12/04/07 Tue

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