Watching this part, it almost feels like Paige is getting hammered with a huge dose of reality about the prices paid by some people in the world compared to her own relatively stable life.
I thought the opposite. Paige still seemed completely settled in her own pov of the world. Even when she was giving sadface at Claudia's tales of her family being killed I mostly thought that Paige herself carelessly puts her own in danger with her sloppiness and even her choice to spy.
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Re: Paige and WW2
Date: 2018-04-26 05:41 pm (UTC)I thought the opposite. Paige still seemed completely settled in her own pov of the world. Even when she was giving sadface at Claudia's tales of her family being killed I mostly thought that Paige herself carelessly puts her own in danger with her sloppiness and even her choice to spy.