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“A sunny smile for our Gotham fans! We love you!! Hang in there beautiful people!” ❤️ Martha & Thomas Wayne

Brette Taylor, Grayson McCouch, Cameron Monaghan, David Mazouz and Sean Pertwee on the set of “Gotham” season 5.

14 Days of Love 💕 🐎 🌱  - #3. Marita Peters and Sean Logan (Legacy)

Being that it was the late 19th century, there was no way Marita Peters and Sean Logan would have had any chance at a happy life together, especially in the south – Lexington, Kentucky, if there story was real life. But it wasn’t and thus the potential of what their story could’ve been was teased on the show Legacy. In the short time that they were on air, and with the few scenes they had together, their chemistry shined, and they were a joy to watch. Marita Peters was a smart, educated woman, who was the secretary for Sean Logan’s rich father, who owed a lucrative horse breeding business. While Sean, the eldest of four children, was fighting to make a name for himself, become his own man by growing his tobacco business and his interest in politics.  Through his work and the years of friendship between their families, he and Marita grew close, with them coming to realize in each other they found what they desired in a life mate. According to Chris Abbott, the writer and executive producer of Legacy, the plan was to eventually have Marita and Sean marry and have the show explore the struggles they faced in attempting to navigate the segregated and prejudice south, being a married interracial couple of affluence. However, the show was cancelled after one season with these ideas never coming to fruition, and thus leaving us fans to read and in my case write fanfiction that expanded on the potential that was their love and intriguing stories it could’ve spun:

A Legacy of Love

The Moments In Between

Classic SOD Cover Date: March 24, 2009

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Dear Bruce, 

These last weeks I begin to feel very mortal, which prompts this note to you. Perhaps I'm being paranoid. I hope so. In any case, if you're reading this, then I'm dead, and you figured out that the entry code is... BRUCE. I'm sorry I had to hide this part of my life from you, because this place only exists because of you. Becoming a father made me want to be a better man, and I started asking hard questions about the family business. So here we are. As I write this, you're 12 and a fine, good-hearted boy. So I'm sure you'll be a fine, good-hearted man. But that's all I know. I don't know what happened to me or your mother, or how life has turned out for you. I don't even know how old you are. So I'll resist giving you much fatherly advice. Only this: You can't have both happiness and the truth. You have to choose. I beg of you, my son, please choose happiness. Unless... Unless you feel a calling. A true calling.

—Thomas Wayne's letter to Bruce.

Classic SOD Cover Date: August 12, 2008