:)

There is just so much potential in the dynamic of Ravi "literal child cancer patient" and Buck "born to save his brother who was a child cancer patient".

The tension, the angst, but also the comfort and the potential healing that could come out of that.

Combine that with the recent developments of their relationship and it's got all the ingredients for an amazing emotional arc with a lot of points for breaking and building characters, relationships and growth.

And then there's the fact that Ravi wasn't there when buck learned about Daniel and Buck wasn't there when Ravi revealed his childhood cancer. It lends itself perfectly for a set up for a storyline like that.

Absolutely.

I mean obviously a story is always driven by the writers, they are the ones writing it, but my point is it shouldn't feel like they are writing it.

There has to be motivation, build up behind actions.

And the audience has to know that motivation. Or if they don't know it directly, it still has to feel like the character has one and they just aren't ready to reveal it yet/the audience is just not clued in yet.

For the world they live in to feel real, for the story they live to feel real, it can't feel like outside forces are making decisions for them.

But that's exactly what it feels like for me now.

Because it basically laughs in the face of people paying attention.

"oh you noticed what we put out there, put the pieces together in the right order and came to the logical conclusion? Well guess what? You're an idiot."

That's exactly what all the dropped storylines/switching up last minute feel like.