Yeah, I guess the only comment I have to all that is stay tuned? I have a lot to cover here, and I know this is just filler compared to a lot. Except for this bit:
Then, of course, there is the whole Lu should want to see her husband. Her husband, who she was having a falling out with when last Iffy saw her, who killed Vincent, experimented on him, who kill professor Gast, who would have tortured Iffy to death had Veld not innerved, and who was going to do the same to her daughter. It seems rather insane Iffy would be thinking about him at all even if Lu was wishing to see him again.
I meant that she was thinking about Lu wanting to see Hojo in more of the context of revenge than anything. Which was why she didn't say anything and just thought it, because she wants Lu's focus on one thing at a time or something like that.
Oh and this:
That isn’t even getting into how it was likely Hojo who locked her in the cave in the first place if her situation is even vague similar to Vincent’s.
No, it's canon she put herself there, and I'm going with that bit. It's even more self-pitying than Vincent's case. I'd imagine Iffy pulled the bad mother card out as a bluff to see how Lu responded--if Lu were to scoff at it, she'd pull out the "alright then don't you want to get back at the guy who put you in that position?" card instead. It just happened to be the one that worked.
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Date: 2009-11-29 03:34 pm (UTC)Then, of course, there is the whole Lu should want to see her husband. Her husband, who she was having a falling out with when last Iffy saw her, who killed Vincent, experimented on him, who kill professor Gast, who would have tortured Iffy to death had Veld not innerved, and who was going to do the same to her daughter. It seems rather insane Iffy would be thinking about him at all even if Lu was wishing to see him again.
I meant that she was thinking about Lu wanting to see Hojo in more of the context of revenge than anything. Which was why she didn't say anything and just thought it, because she wants Lu's focus on one thing at a time or something like that.
Oh and this:
That isn’t even getting into how it was likely Hojo who locked her in the cave in the first place if her situation is even vague similar to Vincent’s.
No, it's canon she put herself there, and I'm going with that bit. It's even more self-pitying than Vincent's case. I'd imagine Iffy pulled the bad mother card out as a bluff to see how Lu responded--if Lu were to scoff at it, she'd pull out the "alright then don't you want to get back at the guy who put you in that position?" card instead. It just happened to be the one that worked.