Even though Jefferson was a really twisted fuck. I didn't want David to become a killer so I did the right thing so that Jefferson would have his ass thrown in jail for a very long time. It felt nice that even though Nathan was a big douche and made my life a pain, he actually did try to warn Max. I thought the message was nice. It made me like him a bit better and I felt sad that he got so messed up. I had hoped we would be able to save Rachel.

What I want to know is...why didn't we step in and try to stop Nathan in the very beginning? If someone was there, I don't know if he would have done that to Chloe. I mean...would that have really messed up so much?

Likewise, by the end of it even though he had done some really bad things I felt way too much sympathy, which quite a few people didn't seem to have, for David to let him send himself down the dark road of murder and all the other hardships that would come with it. Though I did want Jefferson to be punished I felt a little sick when David killed him, namely because David just broke down afterwards. As for Nathan I do feel for him, he really does have some demons he should of got the proper help for long ago, and the message he sent did show that there is some good left in him, but I just can't get past how he quickly latched onto Jefferson's lifestyle and tried to become him. Not only did he try to "capture" Rachel which led to her death he also did it to Chloe which just didn't sit well with me.

As for the stepping in in the beginning I'm pretty sure they said that Max using her powers to save Chloe in the first place is what caused the huge butterfly effect that lead to all the natural disasters. It all has to do with chaos theory and the whole principle of constants and variables. Something always has to happen otherwise disaster will strike. As in the constant of Chloe dying being changed caused a new constant to be created, the storm. It all hurts my brain really just thinking about it.

Oh you actually saw what happened if you chose his death? I didn't do it...I was think as a parent that I would want to kill the bastard that killed my baby so I lied to him thinking that the logical outcome of the truth would be bad. Plus the plan was to change everything so that Chloe would live so I thought...why make him a murderer even in one time line. I gave him the better outcome since he saved my life and I never saw him as a bad guy. I knew with David on my side the sicko would go to jail which was the right thing.
He had problems, don't get me wrong but all the bad was just pushed horrible actions because of Jefferson. Nathan might not have ever had the thought to kill or get that bad if he hadn't looked up to Jefferson before the sicko took him under his wing. I feel sorry for him and his fate. It seemed like a needed a lot of help and sadly, the person that found him didn't help but prayed upon the boys weakness.

I just hate that she had to die. I mean...I hated the choice that needed to be made...but it was one life or the lives of everyone in town and who knows who else...

I just felt like lying to him, giving him that false hope, might end up worse than letting him face the reality of the situation, I was wrong as you already know. Yeah Nathan only turned out as bad as he did because of Jefferson, but that only softens my dislike for him slightly. He still did those horrible things, even if he felt guilty about it afterwards. And it is always a tough choice in those situations, how do you just decided which life is more worth living?