Mouse has always been a favorite of mine. He will bring out the fun (and the top) in JP. Robbie seems to not be embracing the therapy as must as one would hope. Too bad.
Thanks again for the wonderful story.
Crying my eyes out here. Roger was such an awesome character and his loss is painful. JP though? I'm not sure I could go on in the CAP universe without him.
Robbie's major character flaw is that he's wishy washy. On so many levels he's so awesome but when it comes down to what he wants he flounders, because he wants everything. Nice work, thanks.
Big sigh of relief for the negative tests. Stef is a darling in every way.
Lark is not good for Max. Someone like Max needs an incredibly awesome guy and Lark, is well Lark.
Thanks.
Why is Robbie perpetuating Neil's belief that all that wealth is Frank's? Robbie may not want to be with Brad but jeez he could do a lot better than Neil.
Thanks for the work.
While I enjoyed Be Rad greatly, I didn't enjoy Brad's POV as much as JP or Stefan's. I do think that Mark Arbour captured the youthful balance between ridiculousness and depth brilliantly; I just found Brad's naïveté and arrogance less endearing due to his aggressive and reactionary approach to life. That aside, it's a grand continuation of the CAP story that introduced some awesome characters as well as introduced some wonderful and equally tragic developments. Thanks a bunch Mark Arbour and team.
Armand's passing is another heartache; while I hate it, at least it's a choice that makes sense. Although I really really hate that Armand was CAP's sacrificial lamb.
Thanks for your dedicated work.
Billy's death hit me very hard, as he was that last little bit of Jeff left from the original CAP story when JP, Jeff and Isidore were all happy. I will honestly never understand the choice to kill his character off. That written, thank you for all the great work.
Two things:
The drive down 5 in the middle of the night is a liberating vehicular treat.
JP doesn't think Stef is weak. He thinks Stef is precious and wants to protect him from life's ugliness. It adds up to the same thing but for very different reasons.
Thanks for the great writing.