User: usedbooks
QUOTE: You like finding ways to have these "perfect" characters in the story and never using them much don't you Lol. I will be using Eric more in the future. I just had to lay some groundwork first for plot and character development. (Plus, the current story arc is really long.) I use those other "perfect" characters too, you know. Their deaths greatly enhance the plot. XD -Posted on Jun 05, 2009

User: JustNoPoint
Even the way he smiles and looks off camera a bit.... nope, I don't trust him. Can't even see what he may have in his hands. Sorry, looked at the picture and had to add that. I HAD to XD -Posted on Jun 05, 2009

User: JustNoPoint
Ooops, I mixed things up a bit. He could still be perfect though. Maybe he was saving thousands of children and puppies from a bunch of cyborg Jiros or something. =p You like finding ways to have these "perfect" characters in the story and never using them much don't you :) Hehe, perfect people are boring and hard to write for. And one person's perfection would be annoying/conflicting to another person. I'm going to start my own investigation for Yuki to dig dirt up on this guy!!! He's hiding SOMETHING ^_^ Or at least he was :p -Posted on Jun 05, 2009

User: usedbooks
QUOTE: You know... a character could still have the "perfect prince" attitude even if Yuki left him at the alter. Actually, he did. He laughed it off and marked it as an adorable show of Yuki's quirky spirit. (That's why there was a second wedding.) If he had left HER, that would have been a problem. -- Btw, another point to ponder is why she left him at the altar if he was such a great guy. That's why the fortune teller came in so handy, even though I hadn't originally planned her for the purpose. My bigger issue is that if Luke's still around, regardless of his personality, readers would see him in a negative light as possibly conflicting with Brad (for a similar reason, people aren't keen on Eric) and for the negative impact he had on Yuki. He had to die. There's no place for him in this world. XD -- Plus, Luke's death is a very significant part of Kaida's psychological strife. (Oh, and as a mini-spoiler, we will see enough death faking without Luke. ~_^ ) -Posted on Jun 05, 2009

User: JustNoPoint		5
HAHA I like the story of the creation of this character and his tragic existence. You know... a character could still have the "perfect prince" attitude even if Yuki left him at the alter. Especially if he like really puts others above him, he could have thought Yuki had good reasons that may or may not have been BECAUSE of him. That he supports her decisions because of how much he loved her. Giving himself a bit of time to be saddened and moving on with life with his same normal resolve. As a hopeless romantic he could still put his heart on his sleeve for the next girl he meets. Then after about 50 of these events he flips out and becomes a maniac that fakes his own death in a super plot to get Yuki back >:-) Yeah yeah and... okay, I'll stop fandoming up your bio here lol -Posted on Jun 05, 2009