Difference between revisions of "Thaddeus Gow/Introduction"

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For his Fae Self and its struggle to awaken again, and the feeling of being trapped in a world to which one does not really belong.

His father's lament for how he raised his son. Also for Thaddeus that only on his deathbed did his father recognize his failure.

For coming to grips with a world that presents people with tough choices, and how the "justice" system may not be the best way to help people.

For addressing bail jumpers, or others, who attempt to avoid the consequences of their actions. Matches in tone and words how he feels about his job.

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 * '''Wake Me Up Inside - Evanescence'''
-::For his Fae Self and its struggle to awaken again.
+::For his Fae Self and its struggle to awaken again, and the feeling of being trapped in a world to which one does not really belong.
 * '''Little Lion Man - Mumford & Sons'''
-::His father's post-mortem lament for how he raised his son.
+::His father's lament for how he raised his son. Also for Thaddeus that only on his deathbed did his father recognize his failure.
+* '''Ain't No Rest For The Wicked'''
+::For coming to grips with a world that presents people with tough choices, and how the "justice" system may not be the best way to help people.
+* '''In Time - Mark Collie'''
+::For addressing bail jumpers, or others, who attempt to avoid the consequences of their actions. Matches in tone and words how he feels about his job.