If you're friends with Tom, you should know that he beat Liz. He also got Meera killed. And you would like to be friends with him. I believed in you because I loved Liz like you did, and I really feel like you let me down.
What Liz said about the matter was limited to me directly, but she has said before that she has forgiven him for anything he’s done, and he her. To my understanding, both of them did things to the other, both of them made choices that they regret. Do I know the whole story? No. Was it any of my business? No.
If Liz was willing to forgive him, then as her friend, I have no place to insist otherwise. Especially since she’s now dead and that was her dying wish. To start things over. To begin anew with the father of her child.
I don’t want to be selfish in creating a personal agenda against the man who knew Elizabeth Keen the best. I care about her very deeply and, if she was willing to make amends with a man who did everything he’s being accused of, then...I have to try. For her. That doesn’t mean I excuse him of his actions, but I’m also not going to disturb waters that I don’t have all the facts on, and I’m most certainly not going to do that when one of my best friends and the woman who was supposed to be Tom Keen’s wife has just been lowered into the ground in front of us.
So what if we disagree? So what if we question aspects and facets of the past? What’s important is what Liz thought, not those of us who weren’t there to witness it.