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Jan 05, 2021 03:51PM

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May contain spoilers if you haven't already read Dark Song.
Is anyone else disappointed in Gary's belief that Ferro and Elisabeta should be killed?
It doesn't make any sense. All Carpathians those with and without a lifemate live to protect couples, women, and children of all species, but especially the Carpathians. I don't understand why Gary would go against that inherent need to protect all.
He is a genius in how own right and should realize that Michael and other ancients, including him, would search for a way to protect the couple and the knowledge of the piece the Malinovs are searching for.
I was worried that he would change too much when he was converted and we wouldn't recognize him anymore.
But, in all the books since then, he continuously strives to protect, heal, and find answers for the Carpathians. He is still respected and slowly being befriended by the ancients from the monastery. I was coming to accept him as a Carpathian and excited to see where his journey was going to take him.
I am disappointed at this sudden turnaround. Hopefully, in the next book or two, it will be explained in more detail and with a better resolution.
I am still rooting for Gary the nerd, scientist, and friend to Gregori and the Carpathians. Now newly converted and holding out till he finds his lifemate. Stay strong for her and us, Gary.


Me too!

May contain spoilers if you haven't already read Dark Song.
Is anyone else disappointed in Gary's belief that Ferro and Elisabeta should be killed?
It doesn't..."
Gregori would have done the same exact thing. This isn't a Gary-specific issue. It's an issue for any second in command character. Gary has to think about the people as a whole and not about individual people.
There are people who have jobs that are difficult. Triage for instance. You have to determine who to save and who to let die so the majority of those affected get taken care of.
Gary hasn't changed. He isn't a "bad guy" or "turning vampire". He had a very difficult decision. I felt sorry for him. But since he has no emotions you don't really get to know that it's a horrible situation for him, you just see that the thought was there.

