Sun May 24, 2015 8:03 pm
TigerShadow wrote:Then why did you bring it up?
I think that for Jason to stay away from the agency for awhile would be good for him. While I appreciate moral complexity in my protagonists, from a Christian standpoint, Jason has displayed some questionable-at-best attitudes that likely stem from the work he had to do while in the agency ("[Fighting fire with fire is] the only way I know how to fight", his attempts to play the hero instead of relinquishing control to God).
aragtaghooligan wrote: When they do have a love story it is super complicated. Why can't anyone just fall in love?
Sun May 24, 2015 8:42 pm
Pound Foolish wrote:TigerShadow wrote:Then why did you bring it up?
I think that for Jason to stay away from the agency for awhile would be good for him. While I appreciate moral complexity in my protagonists, from a Christian standpoint, Jason has displayed some questionable-at-best attitudes that likely stem from the work he had to do while in the agency ("[Fighting fire with fire is] the only way I know how to fight", his attempts to play the hero instead of relinquishing control to God).
What attitudes would that be? He overdid it in that episode during the Nova Com saga in South America, that's all that comes to mind. Other than that though, you can't very well relinquish control to God entirely when you're trying to stop England'd leaders from being killed, for instance. He wasn't "trying to play the hero" he was doing his job.The only questionable behavior in that episode was when it's left ambiguous whether or not he spared Mr. Grote's life, and we don't know for sure if he actually let him die or even considered it there.
Pound Foolish wrote:As to struggling with being alone with God, that's not questionable. That's natural. Heck, Whit discouraged him from doing it! He wisely pointed out it needs to be done in small reasonable doses and well basically the reverse of how Jason did it.
aragtaghooligan wrote: When they do have a love story it is super complicated. Why can't anyone just fall in love?
Mon May 25, 2015 6:27 pm
Fri Sep 18, 2015 3:51 pm
Tue Sep 22, 2015 4:43 pm
aragtaghooligan wrote:I don't know if I said this on here or on ToO or where but I like Jason in the antique shop. I think he needs time to grow and I think starting and stopping the agency is too repetitive so I don't want him to go back. Antiques provides mini mysteries I think he'll like it.
Thu Sep 24, 2015 7:14 pm
Sat Sep 26, 2015 10:04 am
Pound Foolish wrote:As to struggling with being alone with God, that's not questionable. That's natural. Heck, Whit discouraged him from doing it! He wisely pointed out it needs to be done in small reasonable doses and well basically the reverse of how Jason did it.
Mon Sep 05, 2016 12:12 am
She had a different voice in Accidental Dilemna that is still alive.Novatom wrote:MissFriendship wrote:The actor for Tasha did die...but I am sure they could find a replacement if they desired it.
Really? She didn't seem that old. Forget it. Her voice was way to good for a replacement to be found. She never should return.