Thanks for coming! And thinking is ALWAYS a good thing ...
I wouldn't be at all surprised to find that John had a second journal (or diary) in which he kept his more personal and/or dangerous thoughts. In a way, the studio powers-that-be sort of suggested it (or at least implied that John had censored his journal before leaving it where his boys could find it) with the pages they posted over on the official website. That one began as a personal diary just days after the fire and encompassed detailed descriptions of people (including the boys) and encounters, including John bringing the boys to meet Missouri, while we learned in Home that the book the boys acquired in the pilot began simply with "I went to Missouri and learned the truth," with no suggestion that Missouri was a person and not a place.
I want to learn more about what John had in his storage facility, and if he may indeed have kept a more comprehensive record of his life and his hunts somewhere safely removed from his curious sons' inquisitive eyes!
And thanks for the idea of the flip-meta: I shall put on my thinking cap!
I wouldn't be at all surprised to find that John had a second journal (or diary) in which he kept his more personal and/or dangerous thoughts. In a way, the studio powers-that-be sort of suggested it (or at least implied that John had censored his journal before leaving it where his boys could find it) with the pages they posted over on the official website. That one began as a personal diary just days after the fire and encompassed detailed descriptions of people (including the boys) and encounters, including John bringing the boys to meet Missouri, while we learned in Home that the book the boys acquired in the pilot began simply with "I went to Missouri and learned the truth," with no suggestion that Missouri was a person and not a place.
I want to learn more about what John had in his storage facility, and if he may indeed have kept a more comprehensive record of his life and his hunts somewhere safely removed from his curious sons' inquisitive eyes!
And thanks for the idea of the flip-meta: I shall put on my thinking cap!
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