Wow, thank you. I'm glad you liked it! And I think the boys are more than ready to go home. Thank you so much for the comments, I enjoyed reading them!
It's what he did, more than where he was, that got him in that state. He needs to get out of there, because he needs help. So you are correct. And no, he is absolutely not able to enable anything at the moment, much less the two of them. Thanks for commenting!
Dylan is kind of a jerk. Then again, he lost his parents as well, and probably didn't want to take on a parental role either.
To be perfectly honest, I last saw The Matrix in either high school or college, which was many many many years ago, so my memory is a bit fuzzy on that account. I should probably watch it again, honestly.
Thanks for commenting!
I'm a PTA in a Physical Therapy clinic. I had one patient tell me about breaking her arm when standing on a chair to clean the top of her refrigerator. (I didn't even know you were supposed to clean up there).