Candy Hearts and Paper Flowers

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Jax to Ragatha, in private: Pumpkin pie, dolly lolly, gorgeous, love of my life, sweet candy heart, and so on!

And no, no they didn't. I think they'd feel VERY weird about having kids here when they have two daughters out in the real world whose current whereabouts are unknown to them. (Or well, Kinger at least has an idea of where they've ended up while Queenie's in the dark.)

For FC Jax, he doesn't really have the brain space to waste on wondering what would happen if various people abstracted so instead his doors would lead to different memories of his life up to this point, kind of like Stan's in Gravity Falls! His most cherished memories would be at the forefront of his mind whereas the stuff he'd prefer to forget or is ashamed of is buried pretty far back.

Both Ragatha and Jax are chunkier here than in canon due to the impact of pregnancy and the stresses of parenthood. Neither of them are particularly happy about it and they both think the other wears the weight WAY better than them!

He never scored.

FC Ragatha would immediately be drawing up adoption papers for her canon self whereas FC Jax would tie up his canon self and force him to listen to his recollections of his wife's many childbirths in graphic detail.

It DEFINITELY cooled Jax off for a bit! Unfortunately for Caine, FC Jax can never resist his wife for long...

And to answer your second question, hm...knowing Caine's adventures, she's probably given birth in outer space before! XD

The whole deal with Jax going from just one member of an ensemble cast to being the only character who seems to matter reeks to me of creative tunnel vision- the kind of thing you get so fixated on one aspect of the world you've made that you completely forget everything else. Goose's early comments make me feel like she did initially intend for TADC to be an ensemble piece where everyone had their own story to tell but she liked Jax so much that she just kept giving him more and more importance until his story practically consumed the entire show. And for as frustrating as that is, it's also a pretty common problem for people who are telling a larger story for the first time. This is why it's important to have beta readers and to receive criticism of your work before putting it out into the world.

You FOOL! He wouldn't keep that contained in a single room! That shit takes up his entire mental state! His brain would be covered wall-to-wall with posters of her!