Dear Zachary,
This is not a light and happy post. It also contain spoilers.
Just so ya know.
I can't imagine losing your child when he is finally living his dream, much less losing your grandchild just as his life has begun. Seriously. To regret not going all the way to the oven as your child is cremated and then going all the way with your grandchild... its horrible. I can't fathom but I can almost imagine how utterly, horribly painful that must be... to have the joy of your child for 30 some odd years before he is ripped away and then a grandchild that was born after his fathers death? The last hope of your son is alive and well until his mother commits another murder that includes suicide this time.
I can't imagine that sort of pain. It must eat you alive at first. But for your worst memory to go from being your son's casket to your 13 month old grandson's casket?
It's the kind of pain that no one should have to know.
I just keep hoping that Kate and David's life has been filled with as much happiness and joy, as many wonders as they could possibly have after such atrocities.
Just so ya know.
I can't imagine losing your child when he is finally living his dream, much less losing your grandchild just as his life has begun. Seriously. To regret not going all the way to the oven as your child is cremated and then going all the way with your grandchild... its horrible. I can't fathom but I can almost imagine how utterly, horribly painful that must be... to have the joy of your child for 30 some odd years before he is ripped away and then a grandchild that was born after his fathers death? The last hope of your son is alive and well until his mother commits another murder that includes suicide this time.
I can't imagine that sort of pain. It must eat you alive at first. But for your worst memory to go from being your son's casket to your 13 month old grandson's casket?
It's the kind of pain that no one should have to know.
I just keep hoping that Kate and David's life has been filled with as much happiness and joy, as many wonders as they could possibly have after such atrocities.