I think the writers and JB, too, struggled with the idea that Lee, the hero, wasn't or wouldn't remain sufficiently interesting. Whereas I became quite attached to him...
Me, too, that's exactly how I feel :)
Someday the people who write and play my favorite fictional characters will realize that the struggles to practice personal integrity and/or functional romantic relationships can make good drama, and that these characters and relationships will not thereby become either flawless or boring. I await that entertainment epiphany with pleasure :)
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Date: 2010-07-10 07:30 pm (UTC)Me, too, that's exactly how I feel :)
Someday the people who write and play my favorite fictional characters will realize that the struggles to practice personal integrity and/or functional romantic relationships can make good drama, and that these characters and relationships will not thereby become either flawless or boring. I await that entertainment epiphany with pleasure :)