Marie
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Sherrilyn Kenyon:
If Nick has seen himself kill Jared, like he told Ash, does that mean Jared doesn't really balance him?
Sherrilyn Kenyon
Yes, they are "supposed" to balance. The whole series is about the fact that the balance can be broken and tilt to one side. And when it does, it knocks everything out of whack. You have to maintain the balance. It doesn't mean that there is always an automatic regression to the mean. It simply means that if one side takes control, we're in deep trouble. Jared isn't so much his balance, as he is the stop gap. He's supposed to be the one who can kill the Malachai, but the Malachai has grown stronger with every generation. Jared hasn't, and that is becoming a problem, too. Hugs!
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Marie
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Sherrilyn Kenyon:
How can Nick in DH still live in his old house and walk the streets of New Orleans without consequences? I understand why he needs it: home might be the only thing keeping him sane now that he has no anchor. But he is wanted by the police for his mother's murder. You'd think if he turned up at his house a few years later, someone would notice.
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