Charity Carpenter can do no wrong
Thomas, on the other hand, can and will
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Charity Carpenter can do no wrong
Thomas, on the other hand, can and will
Chapter 8 of Twelve Months, and THIS FUCKERY has just happened:
I BEG YOUR VERY FUCKING PARDON, BUTCHER!? We have had Thomas and Justine and their situationship/true love since like...I want to say Grave Peril? And in all those books, I literally cannot think of another time you used language this blunt for them.
Harry's whole white knight chauvinism is that women should be respected (and Molly literally called him out IN THIS BOOK for not being able to use deadly force on enemies with breasts) and THIS is how he is inner monologuing about the love of his brother's life?
Holy casual misogyny, batman, I know this series has noir and pulp roots, but we can have the roots and not actively devolve into "Justine was Thomas's woman."
Now Reading: Proven Guilty by Jim Butcher (Dresden Files Book 8)
Harry Dresden, I know you are straight man, but you could at least describe Thomas with the same allure you describe his sister!
Also a suitable summary for literally any Dresden Files book.
Thomas Wraith
I always wonder how Thomas knew Harry was his brother.
I feel like it was at the ball Lea kisses him. I feel like it's important for another crazy theory I have. Thomas is a white Court so he can play with the cards close to the chest.
I'm sure Thomas did not know before then because if he found out any other way. His father would know. But daddy Wraith was ignorant till Blood Rites
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