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"Talk To Me..." Had Carlos Already Drank the Kool-Aid?
Mira:
--- Quote from: TheCuriousFan on November 06, 2020, 02:41:14 AM ---It would have been an uncomfortable conversation but far less violent if Harry told Ebenezar before working him up into a rage. Telling Carlos about Thomas would be an improvement over Harry's canon approach of clamming up when asked about his sex life, working with Lara and seemingly sneaking off to have sex with her and then refusing to give answers again when asked about that.
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I don't know, it would have been more than an uncomfortable conversation. Eb got worked up just at the sight of Thomas, then the idea of little Maggie living with her father totally set him off. The revelation about Thomas was just the cherry on that huge pile of poop. I don't blame Harry for being pissed and clamming up about who he had sex with. "Talk to us, we are all friends here...." So without his permission, he is scanned to prove he had sex with somebody, the Wardens assume the worst, hell yeah, that pissed Harry off. As Chandler hinted,"we are friends, you aren't included in that." Again, there is no way to explain about the illusion of sex with Lara, and then that Thomas is in fact his brother that is going to go down well. In a perfect world, perhaps.. But remember the tracking dot? The was the first shot of mistrust across Harry's bow, no, it would be dumb to talk to a so called friend who did that.
--- Quote ---Harry's reasons for keeping the relationship between Thomas and himself secret has been repeatably gone over in the books. And the theme again gets raised in Battle Ground. He Who Walks Beside used the relationship to attack Harry through Justine. I'm assuming that Beside has the same or better ability as has Anduriel. I take this from Titania's warning to Harry in Cold Days. Telling Carlos represents an unacceptable level of risk. There is a movie interpretation of this type of ubiquitous surveillance, called The Conversation.
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Before Cold Days even,Harry didn't have a name to put on it beyond "Black Council. But by the time that Peabody was exposed, there was ample evidence that the number of people on the Council Harry could trust was very small. At this point beyond, Listens to Wind, Rashid, and Eb, I don't think there is anyone that Harry could trust completely.
Snark Knight:
--- Quote from: Mira on November 06, 2020, 04:54:00 AM ---At this point beyond, Listens to Wind, Rashid, and Eb, I don't think there is anyone that Harry could trust completely.
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I'm not even sure he can trust Eb completely. He did say they were past talking in BG.
Mira:
--- Quote from: Snark Knight on November 06, 2020, 05:08:24 AM ---I'm not even sure he can trust Eb completely. He did say they were past talking in BG.
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Yeah, I don't disagree, I almost didn't put him on the list. However I do think Eb and Harry will sort it out, both have a lot to digest.
TheCuriousFan:
--- Quote from: Mira on November 06, 2020, 04:54:00 AM ---I don't know, it would have been more than an uncomfortable conversation. Eb got worked up just at the sight of Thomas, then the idea of little Maggie living with her father totally set him off. The revelation about Thomas was just the cherry on that huge pile of poop.
Before Cold Days even,Harry didn't have a name to put on it beyond "Black Council. But by the time that Peabody was exposed, there was ample evidence that the number of people on the Council Harry could trust was very small. At this point beyond, Listens to Wind, Rashid, and Eb, I don't think there is anyone that Harry could trust completely.
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More specifically, he was upset by Harry leaving his kid alone with a white court vampire after what happened to his mother. Context would have helped there even if dropping that bomb with Thomas in the same room would have been a bad idea (he had several opportunities where Thomas wasn't nearby).
--- Quote ---I don't blame Harry for being pissed and clamming up about who he had sex with. "Talk to us, we are all friends here...." So without his permission, he is scanned to prove he had sex with somebody, the Wardens assume the worst, hell yeah, that pissed Harry off. As Chandler hinted,"we are friends, you aren't included in that." Again, there is no way to explain about the illusion of sex with Lara, and then that Thomas is in fact his brother that is going to go down well. In a perfect world, perhaps.. But remember the tracking dot? The was the first shot of mistrust across Harry's bow, no, it would be dumb to talk to a so called friend who did that.
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Once again, if he wants to keep his sex life a secret, he can stop making himself a gigantic security hazard by constantly hanging out with the mind controlling sex vampires.
morriswalters:
Maybe Beside is whispering in Carlos's ear. Has anybody speculated on that? This his type of game plan. Maybe Carlos got PTSD from his run in with Molly. This business about checking out your sex life is straight out of spy v spy, your security clearance is a product of your sexual activity.
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