I would have been very surprised if he continued to feel guilty about it after she did that. It almost puts them on even ground, emotionally. They're definitely going to kind of hate each other.
I do that way too often. I think I get the question and begin writing it and by the time I've written out the question, I've gotten to the answer.
Elizabeth probably only told him the bare minimum of what happened with her and Jaspin. When they first meet, I imagine Jonathan will have a slight negative bias towards him, then it'll quickly get really negative when he sees how his mother reacts to having him around, then maybe slightly better if he ends up deciphering that Jaspin still loves her.
It's brutal, yes, but Elizabeth isn't in a place to not be brutal. She has all these people to look out for and they're never free from the risk of exposure. She needs to keep very tight reins to keep everything together. I'm willing to bet she's killed, or had Bela or Nadya or Rowland, kill rogue vampires that were hunting in her grounds and risking exposing them all. She's gotta do what she must to keep people in line.
I do that way too often. I think I get the question and begin writing it and by the time I've written out the question, I've gotten to the answer.
Elizabeth probably only told him the bare minimum of what happened with her and Jaspin. When they first meet, I imagine Jonathan will have a slight negative bias towards him, then it'll quickly get really negative when he sees how his mother reacts to having him around, then maybe slightly better if he ends up deciphering that Jaspin still loves her.
It's brutal, yes, but Elizabeth isn't in a place to not be brutal. She has all these people to look out for and they're never free from the risk of exposure. She needs to keep very tight reins to keep everything together. I'm willing to bet she's killed, or had Bela or Nadya or Rowland, kill rogue vampires that were hunting in her grounds and risking exposing them all. She's gotta do what she must to keep people in line.