First point is that Orson and Elias are ok and a certain local peace officer got lucky.
Second point Elias' ceramics are selling well.
Third point Harlan did the right thing going to be with his dad.
Fourth point, Jeremy losing his funding sucks and he will have to scramble to make it work out.
Fifth point, this version continues to be superior to the initial product.
I like how this turned out. It may have been a bit more realistic if the judge had granted Orson temporary guardianship to be reevaluated in three months, but that wouldn't have been as emotionally satisfying, especially for Elias.
From the coverage, it seems Clay and Greg are getting more sex than Mason and Jeremy. That hardly seems fair.
Elias has a business proposition and that may actually go somewhere.
Orson has found recognition as well as purpose, two powerful motivators.
The campground could become more self-sustaining with a little business.
I'm trying not to remember the story so that it seems new, because it has freshened up and changed just enough to feel new again!
Hey, little squirts can't help it! Most experienced parents have a spare diaper that they cover the boy's package as quick at they remove the soggy/dirty diaper. And trust me if you make it a game, they will squirt every time, so don't start!
April can't understand that Jett is falling for the person, not the gender...but somehow I think he'll figure it out...eventually.
So many tantalizing tidbits makes me wonder where it is all going....It seems their powers are still growing even as they discover them and the white power moment when they all froze is a common denominator for the group. Much to consider and perchance to hope they can make it all happen the way they want.
Orson finds he is needed, Clay and Greg are getting hitched, Jeremy got loved by Mason and Mason got trucked. Elias may be on the road to healing as well.
Well done!