No way out but through, right?
I thought it was sad that Ellery thinks that Colson is still
ashamed of who he is. I think at this point, it's more fear. And Colson has been right to be fearful.
I was thinking driving home from work that, although there have been attacks against Colson and Ellery, Colson has been in a supportive environment on a daily basis since moving to Tourmaline. Ellery's colleagues, Wes and Edna, the customers at the Red Stallion, they accepts him for who he is. I wonder how many other people in Tourmaline know about them? I suppose a lot of people do.
And now, with the girls settling in Tourmaline, making friends or even, in the long term, starting a family there, more people will know about their father. It's inevitable. Maybe Colson hasn't given this any thought, but he will have to find a way to get used to this.
I hope they get through the whole Pam ordeal ok.
Thanks Louise!
