Love this ending. It had a calming effect on me too.


I ADORE this visual.Jaw set, jacket pulled tight, Mick crossed the street pondering the magnitude of that mistake.
I can so see this...the two sides of Mick. The side that will rough up the bad guys to get that briefcase back, and the softer-hearted side that tries to protect the children that Santos is willing to exploit."Stay down." They didn't need to be told twice. Mick hauled Santos by the collar over the desk and onto the floor, one knee on his chest, hand round his throat. "And it's Mr. St. John."
I also adore this Josef - the cagey vampire who always has something up his sleeve, the one who keeps secrets even from Mick.The curves of a scarlet Ferrari gleamed into view as Mick pulled into the parking garage, which meant two things: one, Josef was upstairs helping himself to Mick's stash and two, he had a hand to play.
Wonder if Mick speaks from experience here..."Favours from Josef Kostan always come at a price."
I think Mick needs the peacefulness and comfort of Beth more than she needs his protection.A couple of days and nights felt like an eternity and he needed her now; to see her; to feel her; to remember that there was someone in the world, in his world, who needed him.
Seems like all the older vamps (Josef, Lola) had long ago settled into their natures, but then again, we didn't have many vamps available to test this theory. Maybe we would have eventually met a Godric type character. Hmmmmmredwinter101 wrote:How intriguing, Ranger. Maybe Mick might be the one to break the mould and find a way to exist between two worlds? Then again, maybe it's just not possible as you say.![]()
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YES! That makes such sense to me. Beth is his anchor to the sunlight, his touchstone to humanity. Everything else gets sucked back into the dark, but Beth is the one thing that is (seemingly) unmarred by the darkness. Of course, he's fooling himself, but I can absolutely see him feeling this way. He saved her from the hell he's living in. And he views her as proof that it's possible to touch that world and survive essentially unscathed.Shadow wrote:It seems as if Beth is the one thing in his life that he sees as untouched by that darkness. And what a contrast she is to his daily world, and the violence and machinations of this case.
allegrita wrote:YES! That makes such sense to me. Beth is his anchor to the sunlight, his touchstone to humanity. Everything else gets sucked back into the dark, but Beth is the one thing that is (seemingly) unmarred by the darkness. Of course, he's fooling himself, but I can absolutely see him feeling this way. He saved her from the hell he's living in. And he views her as proof that it's possible to touch that world and survive essentially unscathed.Shadow wrote:It seems as if Beth is the one thing in his life that he sees as untouched by that darkness. And what a contrast she is to his daily world, and the violence and machinations of this case.
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Thanks, Ranger - that makes sense - and it would have been amazing to have such a character in ML.RangerCM wrote:Sorry. Godric is a True Blood reference. VERY old vamp who had kind of found his inner "something" and had become something of a recluse until he emerged ready to end his life and move on to the other side. We never really met a vamp even close to Godric's age on ML so I wonder if someone like that would have ever showed up, had the show continued.
Just the best compliment EVER. Thanks so much.diane31 wrote:It's so... Moonlight!