2-3-4 Challenge Book Discussions #1 discussion

What ironies did you see, if any, in Harry saving Terry's life on the boat and Terry saving Harry's?

They are square and don't owe each other anything although I'm still disappointed in how easily Terry believed in Harry's guilt.

Terry targeted Harry who ended up having to save him. Then to have to turn around and save Harry in the midst of all those confusing emotions was extraordinary. I didn't like Terry's judgment, though, of Harry....like his behavior was more noble.

Yep, they're even.

Jonetta wrote: "I didn't like Terry's judgment, though, of Harry....like his behavior was more noble. ."

I didn't like this either. Too holier than thou.

Harry had to spell it out for Terry that Terry's actions had basically the same result as Harry's inaction did.. Harry, though, is fine with how it all went down . . . but Terry has something of an awakening in seeing his role in it once Harry illustrates it for him.