Douchey Moments in History
Welcome to another edition of Douchey Moments in History!
"I can't do that to him!"
Once again, we get to see the only moral code Noah believes in is "things I want = right; things I don't want = wrong." Like I said in a previous post, turning Jade over to the police was the "right" thing to do -- the kind of thing the guy Noah fell in love with ( Read more... )
"I can't do that to him!"
Once again, we get to see the only moral code Noah believes in is "things I want = right; things I don't want = wrong." Like I said in a previous post, turning Jade over to the police was the "right" thing to do -- the kind of thing the guy Noah fell in love with ( Read more... )
I don't get how they do it, either. I suspect they barely even see the characters as they actually appear on the screen. IMO, they probably have their own fanon version of Noah -- who probably really is a nice guy who deserves to have Luke's love -- and just ignore anything that ever happened on the show that contradicts the happy little "Noah is a nice guy" bubble they're living in.
I felt like I was continuously putting Luke down in order to justify Noah.
So, basically, now you know what it feels like to BE Noah!
If you really do believe Noah is right, then there shouldn't be a need to put Luke down in order to do it.
No, there definitely shouldn't be a need to do that. I mean, if for some reason you just plain really don't like Luke, and get some kind of kick out of putting him down, then by all means, go ahead! Have a blast! Just do it in your own journal, or set up your own comm and do it there; don't do it here, because nobody here wants to see it! (I'm not actually speaking to you in particular with that, because I know you don't feel that way, but if people do, I don't care as long as they discuss it in their own space!)
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