You are evil. I'm going to be all nervous at water temp fluctuations in the shower now. Like I didn't already have enough problems with that scene from Psycho.
Whoa. It's not often you really think about the realities- and dangers- of *living* in a spaceship, but this illustrates it really well.
And Inara's continuing blind spot is fascinating. She's very good at the simulation of love, but she's having a little trouble recognizing the real thing when it comes to him, isn't she?
If it helps, you have a non-hating Inara reader, too.
Mostly, at this stage, I just pity her and she makes me sigh and feel a bit tired. I can relate to her frustration and need to talk things out with Mal, but I can completely understand why he doesn't feel the inclination.
And this is from desperately wishing they'd get together, in the series, but knowing it'd probably never work, even if they did. ;)
And I was the same. They would intuitively know how to hurt each other in a way that neither could recover from. I felt that in "Heart of Gold" when she told him she was leaving. It would be easy for someone who hadn't really parsed that scene, to agree that Mal had driven her off. I think it's clear that her own fears drove her away from him and the ship.
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And Inara's continuing blind spot is fascinating. She's very good at the simulation of love, but she's having a little trouble recognizing the real thing when it comes to him, isn't she?
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Mostly, at this stage, I just pity her and she makes me sigh and feel a bit tired. I can relate to her frustration and need to talk things out with Mal, but I can completely understand why he doesn't feel the inclination.
And this is from desperately wishing they'd get together, in the series, but knowing it'd probably never work, even if they did. ;)
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And why does Inara think Mal doesn't love River?
Am I missing something?
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