I'm more of a cat person rofl
Unacceptable, I'm telling my dog ;)
Oh also, I would greatly appropriate it if you removed that line from your post as well. Not the feedback or anything else, just the line in question. Please and thank you!
Done.
...him doing what he wants for two decades.
I'm pretty sure this was directed
at Thierry. An "I'm leaving and getting Cosy, do what you want as you've done during our entire relationship" But that's how I read it.
comment kind of bothered me
It's good to admit when something personally bothers you, like I have with the other comment. In that, always better to ask for clarification or wait to write with a clear mind! Especially when you know your characters and their history, something we aren't privy to and don't know what triggers them and therefore in this case you. Thank you for being open and honest!
Sort of a symbolic backwards way to show Eli that, despite how it my seem, that Thierry does care and that he cares as well.
I was keeping Aurélie open and perceptive to Nick but his words to Sabrina, which she heard, plus the giving on the ring, aren't a good real impression of who Nick is within their family. Or wants to be.
And everything else you wrote underneath that seems to me like there's a lot you know about Nick and Thierry that we don't, which makes this hard. If something a character says makes you mad then it's best to take a step back and breathe, you know? You may not understand Sabrina's reasoning but that's a good point of confusion for your characters then, not a conclusion to decide on is truth, you know? Especially things that we haven't seen happening (the divorce) should just be kept vague then.
From Sabrina's POV the symbolism is quite clearly stated; she was still wearing the ring, still loving him, but in her eyes after this specific moment, she is done with him because he chose Nick over the kids in her eyes. She is like... freeing herself from her feelings and focussing on her children, that she also obv had a part in their history. Giving the ring was all about
her empowerment, not a jab toward Thierry. She's not abandoning him either, just accepting/recocnising that he has someone who loves him that he loves too. Taking herself out of the equation, really.
(But Angel correct me if I'm wrong)
In the
end it's not that deep to me, and I'm pretty sure all of our character's heightened feelings will be smoothed down once the jump happens! In the end we probably shouldn't draw conclusions but ask for clarifications instead, so this doesn't go in a wrong direction <3
It's pink for you!
No go sleep and stop overthinking cause I know you are, I do the same sometimes lmao.