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I noticed. I can reply right away, right?
Si.
Just be greatful Samir saved the day and didn't let Marlene wreck scrubs. :P
Sorry to disappoint, but Nolan and James are far from Scrubs.
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I noticed. I can reply right away, right?
Just be greatful Samir saved the day and didn't let Marlene wreck scrubs. :P
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And Gabriel knew he wouldn't have been able to prove anything and there was no point in it, especially given the fact that Hunter just sucker punched him, when he was leaving. To Gabriel, that showed enough of Hunters personality for Gabriel to not want to have anything to do with him. He attacked someone not ready for it, and someone who was leaving, and as such had no guards up. So of course Gabriel isn't going to fight him. There was nothing he could have got from the fight and no reason to fight when it wouldn't have settled things but rather make them worse
Yes and what would winning a battle have got him? It wouldn't have proved that he was right and in fact it would have proved that he was wrong-that he wasn't willing to talk it out, and that the fact that they fought Marlene instead of talking her down was right. So. If you look at it that way, technically he is standing for his beliefs.
He wouldn't have used magic if he stayed, he just would have got his butt kicked. He knows he's not that good at combat. And that would have just shown that Gabriel is weak without his spirits. This way, he gets to stick to what he believed in with Marlene and show that Hunter is in the wrong.
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Yes, I do.
It amuses me.
How is having the courage to walk away being a coward? That's a great step for Gabriel!
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Oh no, I do. Because Rat and dog won't be much help, not with how Gabriel is feeling now