I absolutely adore how you turned the poetry clue around. Just about everyone figures Red John quoted Blake to give Jane a bit of insight into the nature of serial killer---I never would've expected anyone to propose that the poem was about Jane himself. That's just damn beautiful.
And this ---> "Delightful, wilful Jane, who should not be permitted to wander this world without a keeper." Too true. It's just so...*creepy* to imagine Red John keeping a close eye on Jane at all times. Delightfully chilling, in fact.
Wow, I just...this was such a treat. I don't know how I could ever express my gratitude. You really made my day. The way you write Red John is so fascinating. It's hard to imagine anyone else.
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Date: 2010-06-25 08:09 pm (UTC)And this ---> "Delightful, wilful Jane, who should not be permitted to wander this world without a keeper." Too true. It's just so...*creepy* to imagine Red John keeping a close eye on Jane at all times. Delightfully chilling, in fact.
Wow, I just...this was such a treat. I don't know how I could ever express my gratitude. You really made my day. The way you write Red John is so fascinating. It's hard to imagine anyone else.
Marry me.
;)