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I believe that Clark Kent is the real true man. Clark is who
he’d want to be if he could choose. I think that’s why Superman is such a great
hero. Clark, unselfishly, decides to be a hero even when he doesn’t want to
because it’s the right thing to do. I view Giovanni and Bletsian in the same
way.
Giovanni and Bletsian may share a body, but they are not the
same. It is Giovanni who decides whether to be a hero or not. Giovanni
constantly fights a losing battle to fit into normal society with minimal
scrutiny, and is appeased only by the acceptance he receives from the only two
people who really knows who he is. Giovanni is satisfied to struggle the way he
does, because he knows that it pleases the people he cares about, to at least see
him trying.
There will come a time when Giovanni will struggle with his
duality, wondering if he should prefer one persona over the other. As Bletsian’s
power, strength, and influence grows, it makes Giovanni proud, but then it also
scares him. He is confused by his desire to be human and to be loved like a
man, while also wanting to embrace his supernatural calling and exist in a
world where he doesn’t have to hide his true form.
I’d love to be able to tell my readers that
Giovanni figures it all out by then end of this book, but he doesn’t. He does
however make a choice he will live with for a long time, until he comes to
terms with this dilemma in the next book. -Day 24 complete.
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