Lucky Girl - Completed

...that Evie was in any danger with Jude. It would have been a sudden turn of events if Jude turned out to be a maniac or violent and the whole tone of Lucky Girl would be VERY different! What I don't like about Jude is that he takes decisions on behalf of other people, especially Evie, without asking if it's something she wants to do. She wanted to go home, he decided on the detour to the church without telling her. He does a lot of things like that but, as we see, part of that is down to his upbringing and his parents. Not that I'm not invested in his character either; he's compelling nonetheless. It could be that he thinks that the man must take charge, must make the decisions and given that he's treated by everyone else as talented, special and a cut above the rest it just feeds this belief in him.

...but maybe it's because, when I was that age, I was jealous of guys like him.