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Date Posted: 06:13:40 09/07/07 Fri
Author: teddie
Subject: I was a little surprised when John admits to himself that he wished that he never laid eyes on Jamie, although it is completely understandable, given the circumstances. Jamie is in his heart forever, and yes, his honesty does prevent him from loving another with his whole heart.
In reply to: Oleander 's message, "I agree. I do think Percy was more willing to take emotional risk. I felt like it was John's honour and integrity which kept him from being able to tell or show Percy that he loved him, because he loves Jaime and feels it as a sort of betrayal to himself- or even Hector (before he and Percy have a chance to...hrmph....he asks Hector if he minds). John is so loyal, this must be a burnden for him at times." on 05:59:06 09/07/07 Fri


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