the "ah...inadvisable" part, in particular, in my imaginary world gives it way. How diplomatic. How enigmatic. How clearly indicative of consequences-to-come. So, my question, therefore is narrative driven. How does Spencer process Jon's behavior, because he doesn't seem like the type to just let things go...
Also, cause you didn't actually set a limit and I'm a greedy fiend - again in aftermath, Ryan is hurt my Brendon's negative attention seeking. Yet, I'm guessing it isn't entirely a surprise since, (a) Brendon needs an attention rich environment, and (b) Ryan doesn't read in the fic like someone who would be oblivious. Especially since Brendon is kind of transparent, so, my question is, what is Ryan upset about? That he didn't notice, that Brendon wasn't honest about his needs, a combination, or something else entirely?
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Hah! I knew Spencer was topping Jon in aftermath
on 2008-06-10 12:37 am (UTC)Also, cause you didn't actually set a limit and I'm a greedy fiend - again in aftermath, Ryan is hurt my Brendon's negative attention seeking. Yet, I'm guessing it isn't entirely a surprise since, (a) Brendon needs an attention rich environment, and (b) Ryan doesn't read in the fic like someone who would be oblivious. Especially since Brendon is kind of transparent, so, my question is, what is Ryan upset about? That he didn't notice, that Brendon wasn't honest about his needs, a combination, or something else entirely?