I agree with Gwen- I remembered that Jaime was on the verge of killing John, but the overall tone of Jaimes time at Helwater ends so positively, I think that is the emotion we take with us. But the road to that positive ending is much longer than what we see in Voyager. I cannot wait for the next LJ book! -- LJG Discussion board

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Date Posted: 13:37:49 09/10/07 Mon
Author: Oleander
Subject: I agree with Gwen- I remembered that Jaime was on the verge of killing John, but the overall tone of Jaimes time at Helwater ends so positively, I think that is the emotion we take with us. But the road to that positive ending is much longer than what we see in Voyager. I cannot wait for the next LJ book!
In reply to: GwenM 's message, "Yes, on the road to Helwater, i counted 3 times that Jamie thought of how he'd like to kill John. But if Jamie had been transported to the Americas, by boat, he would have been thinking then, too, of how he'd like to kill John. haha" on 08:05:25 09/10/07 Mon

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Until I read BROTHERHOOD, I had assumed that the "road to that positive ending", as you put it, would be relatively straightforward and that there wouldn't be much to say about it. In fact I fully expected to see LJ and Jamie grow closer over the course of the events in BROTHERHOOD. Boy was I ever wrong! Rather than taking the easy way out, Diana has effectively thrown a bomb into the middle of their relationship, widening the gulf between them to the point that we *need* a book-length explanation (SCOTTISH PRISONER) to show how it gets resolved. And in the meantime, giving us plenty to speculate about .... (NT) -- Karen, 14:14:06 09/10/07 Mon

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