Afterthought
[public, yes even to Teatime]
. . . In light of the recently surfaced information -- which, if I might hazard an opinion, should have been distributed much earlier -- I recalled something that may be of interest to some of you. I was a bit busy dying at the time, so you'll have to accept my apologies if I don't remember the events as well as I ought to.
Whatever the case, Grady had an interesting diatribe to deliver when he found the Russian. He was angry about a trap, saying that he hadn't hated them before they'd sprung it. Something along the lines of, "How dare you go through my memories, you bastard."
I'd say this reeks of some psychological weakness. We know a bit about his past, don't we?
. . . In light of the recently surfaced information -- which, if I might hazard an opinion, should have been distributed much earlier -- I recalled something that may be of interest to some of you. I was a bit busy dying at the time, so you'll have to accept my apologies if I don't remember the events as well as I ought to.
Whatever the case, Grady had an interesting diatribe to deliver when he found the Russian. He was angry about a trap, saying that he hadn't hated them before they'd sprung it. Something along the lines of, "How dare you go through my memories, you bastard."
I'd say this reeks of some psychological weakness. We know a bit about his past, don't we?