Natasha

Slowly I closed the fingers of my right hand, letting the magical energy fade as gradually and gently as I could.

And this is one of those moments where I think that like,

If Jim Butcher were a different writer, a worse writer, maybe even a bad writer, Harry would have simply tried to free her from her hunger there without even asking.

Yeah.

And he doesn't.

I feel that... Obviously, I am very glad that he doesn't.

I don't want that.

I don't think it would have been the right call on any level.

But I could see a certain type of person being like...

yeah, he doesn't need consent for this and it's a demon.

So it's only a good thing that he frees her.

And if she's angry, then she'll be unreasonable, you know?

So I just really had a moment here of like, he's not gonna, right?

Like when I was reading it and immediately began to think of like, what happens to Lara if her hunger is gone?

Well, that's where I would.

Yikes.

It would be bad, you know?

So if,

Yeah, definitely.

It doesn't even come up, right?