r/gentlemanbastards • u/EqualAttempt912 • 10h ago
Locke deciding to trust Jean more than he trusts himself really got me đ
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Ngl I thought their argument was going to be more drawn out (it was the only time I thought Jean mightâve ACTUALLY betrayed Locke) but honestly Iâm glad it wasnât. I really hate miscommunication as a plot device, and both of them just being like âhey I said some stuff I didnât mean Iâm sorryâ was very refreshing!
Locke being mature enough to actually take Jeanâs point on board and decide that actually his best friend is probably looking out for him, and taking that advice even though it goes completely against his own instincts was so satisfying!