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“Eternal Flame”, page 46
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Cheryl Carr
It's interesting because, in the end, these 'cats' are all teenagers with teenage feelings. So it makes sense how Mike is reacting because he figures that if he just says it's not as bad as she thinks it was, they can be friends again and he won't be alone. Poor kid needs a therapist. I'm a bit hoping that his sister maybe got his parents and they're out looking for him to find him to get him some help that he actually needs. Lucy, having had help, is trying to be mature, knowing they can't just 'go back to normal' but it's not her job to fix him.
Emma Breslauer
I like how mature Lucy is being in this conversation; I think Mike is instinctively defaulting to how he's acted with Sandy, just dismissing every actual problem between them out of fear of destroying the relationship altogether. Of course the reason you don't do that is that the resentment builds up and explodes, which is what has happened with every single relationship Mike has had.
