The thing with Nathan is he has that power and he's not completely happy with it. He had sex with a beautiful woman with no strings. When he found out who she really was he went back. He didn't have to. What did he want to say to Ruth? I wonder. But he could have just left and didn't. He made himself responsible for his brother. He didn't have to. He lived and his brother didn't but he wasn't happy that he got away. In an alternative timeline when he lived and the others died he wasn't happy about that, either. I think that he's a lot of mouth because he's scared and lonely and young. He wants to just live. But he's about to see that living the way you want isn't so fun when people around you that you care about die or get hurt. Ruth died, Jamie died, and I think he's hoping his friends don't die too.
Oh noes! New show! You are intriguing me with another new show! I see this is part of your master plan! This is your power; to talk so intriguingly about awesome female characters that your entire friendslist can't help but watch. And then leave long comments to you talking about it all. :-)
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Date: 2010-12-14 01:54 am (UTC)Oh noes! New show! You are intriguing me with another new show! I see this is part of your master plan! This is your power; to talk so intriguingly about awesome female characters that your entire friendslist can't help but watch. And then leave long comments to you talking about it all. :-)
Use the power for good, Crickets! Hee.
*looks up Lost Girl on Wikipedia*