What he said was, if she didn't date both of them, he and Richard would fight. Richard could just as easily have killed Jean-Claude, and it's not like R was exactly reluctant to fight either. I'm not saying everything Jean-Claude did is innocent, but Micah damn sure isn't. I don't buy "the ardeur made him do it".
How can you blame Anita for what the ardeur makes her do and then turn around and excuse Micah on the same basis? I'd say that's a lot scarier than not hating Jean-Claude because he didn't tell Anita every single possible consequence of marks which were already a done deal anyway.
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Date: 2008-01-02 04:25 pm (UTC)How can you blame Anita for what the ardeur makes her do and then turn around and excuse Micah on the same basis? I'd say that's a lot scarier than not hating Jean-Claude because he didn't tell Anita every single possible consequence of marks which were already a done deal anyway.