I think so too. The thing is, I'm not sure she exactly knows what she knows, or exactly cares. The knowledge is just . . . there for her, and she doesn't try to figure it out or use it or change what may happen.
Glad you liked that line. Part of it is that unlike the upper classes of the time, people like Darla and Dru would see the humanity of the poor, understand them as people, instead of dismissing them as others would--and that makes them glory in their despair all the more.
Thank you. Your comments mean a lot to me, because hey. Goddess of my fic world ;o)
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I think so too. The thing is, I'm not sure she exactly knows what she knows, or exactly cares. The knowledge is just . . . there for her, and she doesn't try to figure it out or use it or change what may happen.
Glad you liked that line. Part of it is that unlike the upper classes of the time, people like Darla and Dru would see the humanity of the poor, understand them as people, instead of dismissing them as others would--and that makes them glory in their despair all the more.
Thank you. Your comments mean a lot to me, because hey. Goddess of my fic world ;o)