Thank you muchly. On the Jared-front, I hear you. In the story Jared is someone who has a tendency to be a real klutz, emotionally as well. Thus he wants to help and pretty much just has good intentions, but he doesn`t know when to leave things alone, how to handle things with a little delicacy. Therefore when Jensen makes references how he thinks his life is worthless anyway, Jared rushes forward like a bull in a china shop.
While Jensen is the one who needs space in a situation like this. Which I totally can understand, and hopefully his plight came across as sympathetic.
As for the others, they displayed the same kind of clumsiness with Jensen`s situation to a point because on the one hand they wanted him back (and play matchmaker), but on they other they feared Jensen blamed them.
Hee. That was me being a real chatter-box, I`m afraid. Thank you muchly for reading and commenting again. Somehow it`s a great compliment for a writer to see a reader having an emotional reaction to the story, even if they want to kick a character`s ass. :)
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Date: 2008-07-12 11:41 am (UTC)While Jensen is the one who needs space in a situation like this. Which I totally can understand, and hopefully his plight came across as sympathetic.
As for the others, they displayed the same kind of clumsiness with Jensen`s situation to a point because on the one hand they wanted him back (and play matchmaker), but on they other they feared Jensen blamed them.
Hee. That was me being a real chatter-box, I`m afraid. Thank you muchly for reading and commenting again. Somehow it`s a great compliment for a writer to see a reader having an emotional reaction to the story, even if they want to kick a character`s ass. :)