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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Paul Farquhar" data-source="post: 8905617" data-attributes="member: 6906155">I think not being a mind controlled puppet is quite obviously better!We only have Kat's word for his previous behaviour, and the opinions of siblings are notoriously biased. It seems to me that he was in love with the process of falling in love, and once the initial excitement wore off tended to lose interest. So being dumped first may well be exactly the lesson he needed to learn.And the show has much larger loose ends. Graydon seems to be set up as the antagonist in the next series. Did he really murder his brother as a child? Was he possessed? Is he multiclassed as a GOO warlock? His family name is Hastur, so it wouldn't surprise me*. And his kingdom has a decidedly shady history of slave ownership. Talking of which, what about Jade? We have her backstory, but it hasn't actually lead anywhere yet.*If you check out the last names of the character's there is a lot nominative determinism going on in this show (another D&Dish feature). Willow Ufgood is good, Jade Claymore has green eyes and a big sword, Boorman is a boorish man, etc</blockquote>