(I'm kinda glad Rafferty changes his ways, as he has an adorable name. It makes me think of a Border Terrier, all scruffy and grumbly but not really BAD)
Well, Rafferty when he shows up in the Raven in... gods, whichever Linewar fic that is (Intermezzo at the end, I think), is not a terribly nice person, but he's not a horrible one, either. He made it through ten years with Enrique Alba, after getting through the local fosterage system. The miracle is that he *isn't* a raving lunatic. A few years with Kastagir (okay, eight, maybe ten) and he's actually a fairly nice guy. And he likes kids, and kids like him. Definitely not all bad.
That was sorta the vibe I got off him. Definitely not NICE, but not irredeemably bad, and definitely not EVIL in the way that Enrique and Owain and Johannes were.
Yeah. And honestly, he wasn't about to argue with them about checking out the Raven. They scared the hell out of him, and with reason. ::wry:: And let's face it, why would he know the difference between a weak immortal and a pre-immortal? Enrique struck me as a very rote lesson type teacher, you know?
Which is sort of interesting with Rafferty as a former foster kid and how he might have responded to that type of teaching. (And ooh, now I want to see Rafferty and Rich meet and Rich realize (again) just how damn lucky he was to have had Mac and Tessa as family even if just for a while :D :D :D :D )
A lot of the time, he responded by pretending to be busy memorizing the Bible in Latin. Not a good environment. (Honestly, I'm amazed he likes horror movies, but he does.)
::lol:: ::fends off more plot bunnies; I have too many already!::
(I'm kinda glad Rafferty changes his ways, as he has an adorable name. It makes me think of a Border Terrier, all scruffy and grumbly but not really BAD)
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::lol:: ::fends off more plot bunnies; I have too many already!::
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