(warning: I use the F word. Don't read if that bothers you.)
Guys, guys. Take a chill pill. It's a TV show. Rob Thomas is not the devil incarnate. It's highly unlikely that he deliberately wants to destroy everything you once loved about the show. And I seriously doubt he hates Logan. Seriously. Doubt. It. If he wanted to sabotage the
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The grief makes a lot of sense to me. And last week I was feeling it too -- or rather, its predecessor, the fervent hope that things would turn around just enough in the ever-tinier sliver of time left in this season so we could get that hint of so-badly-needed closure on L/V. Because I too have been desperately attached. But then I thought maybe Logan died in ep. 20, due to non-spoilers and misinterpretations. And my heart sank to the FLOOR. And I wanted to kill RT myself.
And then it turned out it was almost definitely (never say never) not the case. And I was so relieved I no longer cared how this season ends up. If L & V are in a good place, then yay. If not, then boo and I'll go write fanfic and weave a new ending in my own head. It just turned me around completely to realize that there really was only one thing I could not forgive.
Do I crave some kind of recognition between the two of them that their love and strong connection will never really go away? Fuck yes. But if RT is doing what I think he's doing, we won't see that this season. If this season is The End, that leaves us in a dreadful place. But like I said, it's wankable. Death? Not. Not for me, anyway.
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I still am vaguely afraid he's going to kill Logan. And like you, I won't ever forgive, or get over it, if he does that.
"But if RT is doing what I think he's doing, we won't see that this season. If this season is The End, that leaves us in a dreadful place."
And I guess I will just try to write my way out of it then. Or you know, read your ending and adopt it as my own personal canon. It's hard for me to even imagine watching the last five episodes at this point, though. Definitely, definitely grief.
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