Forever Knight
Eye See You
I think it kinda helped accentuate how Kit was alone in the world. She was just doing her job and he's an adult now. Kinda stuck home in a way not overly exaggerated that he was to stand as his own man.
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I think it kinda helped accentuate how Kit was alone in the world. She was just doing her job and he's an adult now. Kinda stuck home in a way not overly exaggerated that he was to stand as his own man.
I think we're kinda... jumpy on the whole scene. The scene didnt bother me at all because to me it seemed like Kit was already planning on leaving.
So, even if it wasn't his birthday they would have done the samething.
That was just one episode. From just that one episode, I seem to get a taste of what they are and whats too come! It's in a pretty good pace if you ask me...Like I said, everything was all over the place and the pace was too fast. It was more focused on ACTION ACTION ACTION rather then developing characters.
Like I said, everything was all over the place and the pace was too fast. It was more focused on ACTION ACTION ACTION rather then developing characters.
Most foster homes don't throw you out on the street as soon as you turn legal if you clearly have no place to go, that's the point. That's always been the point. It's just off.
I mean, if he were overstaying his welcome, then that would make more sense and then the foster mom could confront him about replacing him. AND THEN kick him out. You can create the sense of loneliness within actual common sense.
I honestly think there's more to that scene that was edited out, because it too quick.
That was just one episode. From just that one episode, I seem to get a taste of what they are and whats too come! It's in a pretty good pace if you ask me...