Read this through fast (because I have to devour your fics quickly when I see them pop up) and then again, slowly.
This line jumped out: "I appreciate the offer," he said. "But this is my burden to bear."
And that's it. It's always been Wilson's burden, since he was a little kid and learned early on that he couldn't depend on anyone except himself. I really did get the feeling in this that he was closer to a breakdown than he thought, especially here: Instead he just stood there, shaking, because there was nowhere he could go.
The terror of the sleeping pills, with both his mother and himself, is wrenching -- the echoes from that incident still reverberating down the years.
Just too many other great lines to pick out. Great work. *mems*
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Read this through fast (because I have to devour your fics quickly when I see them pop up) and then again, slowly.
This line jumped out:
"I appreciate the offer," he said. "But this is my burden to bear."
And that's it. It's always been Wilson's burden, since he was a little kid and learned early on that he couldn't depend on anyone except himself. I really did get the feeling in this that he was closer to a breakdown than he thought, especially here:
Instead he just stood there, shaking, because there was nowhere he could go.
The terror of the sleeping pills, with both his mother and himself, is wrenching -- the echoes from that incident still reverberating down the years.
Just too many other great lines to pick out. Great work. *mems*