We base guilt for Christian based upon the assumption that the Carver is going to carve again because of his leak. Someone who carves again because of that, is someone who is going to carve again regardless.
So . . . you think Christian doesn't have this thought process? Or . . . that he's figuring, "Well, someone's going to get carved up regardless," and just doesn't give a shit when it happens, but would prefer that it happens at a time that is beneficial for him?
And either way, the cops aren't going to be investigating whatever the carver has planned, because they have someone already in custody.
The cops in Ryan Murphy land are deeply stupid.
And in this case, Kit's arrest is really dubious. She framed Christian, instead of considering the possibility that the need to frame him to make arrest might be an indicator that he's not the guy who did the crime. And while Sean would reasonably have any number of issues with Christian, there's nothing in his past that would make it fit his MO. Or that, if he were the Carver, why would he start doing it so publicly now, and not sometime in the past 20 years?
I don't think Sean thinks he did it. I think Sean's just worried about how far all of Christian's shit got him.
But yeah, Kit? Worst cop ever. And what a scary, scary lady. I hate to say this, because as a woman, I can honestly say that I'd just about rather be murdered than raped, but she kind of got what was coming to her. Yipes.
And yeah - I despise Julia too, but it doesn't make Sean's temper and behavior around her any less creepier to me.
I honestly am not that power-freaked by how he acts around her, which . . . I wonder what that says about me? I wish he'd just cut ties with her early on instead of doing this whole, "No, I'm going to save the relationship-slash-physically intimidate you" thing, because . . . I think he's better than that, and it just gives her another cross to carry, and she so doesn't need one.
He's less a moral man to me, and more a giant sanctimonious tool. And plus - because Christian is a giant asshole - yet Sean loses points just by, well, willingly associating with such a giant asshole.
Those are both excellent points, but I can't help but be crippled with laughter. For some reason, it's always hilarious to me to hear people described as "tools." But no, really, those are good points for people who are not currently twelve, like me.
Yeah, thanks. BTW, see above (somewhere above in my comment to someone else) my notes on the difference between a character I want to punch, and a character I want to lock up. Christian, I don't want to punch, because I wouldn't want to even get near him.
Yeah, Matt fits in that boat for me. I'd have to hit him with a hockey stick or something; I wouldn't want to actually have to touch him. That kid is fucked. up.
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Re: Sean McNamara
We base guilt for Christian based upon the assumption that the Carver is going to carve again because of his leak. Someone who carves again because of that, is someone who is going to carve again regardless.
So . . . you think Christian doesn't have this thought process? Or . . . that he's figuring, "Well, someone's going to get carved up regardless," and just doesn't give a shit when it happens, but would prefer that it happens at a time that is beneficial for him?
And either way, the cops aren't going to be investigating whatever the carver has planned, because they have someone already in custody.
The cops in Ryan Murphy land are deeply stupid.
And in this case, Kit's arrest is really dubious. She framed Christian, instead of considering the possibility that the need to frame him to make arrest might be an indicator that he's not the guy who did the crime. And while Sean would reasonably have any number of issues with Christian, there's nothing in his past that would make it fit his MO. Or that, if he were the Carver, why would he start doing it so publicly now, and not sometime in the past 20 years?
I don't think Sean thinks he did it. I think Sean's just worried about how far all of Christian's shit got him.
But yeah, Kit? Worst cop ever. And what a scary, scary lady. I hate to say this, because as a woman, I can honestly say that I'd just about rather be murdered than raped, but she kind of got what was coming to her. Yipes.
And yeah - I despise Julia too, but it doesn't make Sean's temper and behavior around her any less creepier to me.
I honestly am not that power-freaked by how he acts around her, which . . . I wonder what that says about me? I wish he'd just cut ties with her early on instead of doing this whole, "No, I'm going to save the relationship-slash-physically intimidate you" thing, because . . . I think he's better than that, and it just gives her another cross to carry, and she so doesn't need one.
He's less a moral man to me, and more a giant sanctimonious tool. And plus - because Christian is a giant asshole - yet Sean loses points just by, well, willingly associating with such a giant asshole.
Those are both excellent points, but I can't help but be crippled with laughter. For some reason, it's always hilarious to me to hear people described as "tools." But no, really, those are good points for people who are not currently twelve, like me.
Yeah, thanks. BTW, see above (somewhere above in my comment to someone else) my notes on the difference between a character I want to punch, and a character I want to lock up. Christian, I don't want to punch, because I wouldn't want to even get near him.
Yeah, Matt fits in that boat for me. I'd have to hit him with a hockey stick or something; I wouldn't want to actually have to touch him. That kid is fucked. up.