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I want to do more with Tru Calling this year too, because that was another great show that ended way too early. So I decided to do a picture post of this parallel with Dark Angel that I love. Though Max and Logan (Dark Angel) have a romantic relationship, and Davis and Tru have a father and daughter one. (Also, Max sees Zack as a brother. When she says âhooked upâ, she doesnât mean âslept withâ or anything like that)... Iâm sorry this post is so long. It is to show the parallel. But Iâll never make a post this long again.
Iâve ranted about it so many times... but I love Max and Logan from Dark Angel so much. As Iâve said, theyâre my favorite TV show couple (and one of my OTPs). And to me, one of the best written couples ever.
You just... you see their full relationship: how they meet, become acquaintances/allies, and then friends and confidants, and then best friends and eventually in love. And itâs just so well-done and believable. You get why they fall in love and why theyâre good together.Â
And the writers wrote them as perfect Foils/âYou Complete Me as My Oppositeâ Â characters to each other. But they also have so much in common, too, that you donât think the differences they had would ever be enough to drive them apart. Like, they have enough similarities to hang onto, too.
And their whole rough journey to becoming a couple... at least in season one, it was so adult, raw, and real. Theyâre both so broken for different reasons (and maybe a few that are the same), and are somewhat jaded and donât really believe in romantic love... They both also have their own insecurities, and all these reasons in their heads that they shouldnât be together and even try it, but they are in love, and eventually they have to figure that out.
Also, that relationship they were in... Where they were both essentially in a relationship with each other, without the physical--and both of them knew it, for the most part it--but could never admit it for the longest time, and were so scared to breech this fake world and lie theyâd made for themselves... holy crap, was that interesting.
And they broke gender norms, too.
And it was a disabled guy with a super hero girl.
I just love this ship so much.
Edit: And hereâs something else I also liked about them, that I donât think Iâve ever once talked about: I enjoyed how the girl was the dark one and the guy the light one (morality-wise), as usually itâs the other way in stories. Or if it was done this way in the past, the girl was often times vilified... but not Max. Sheâs the hero of this story, even if she is the darker and more cynical one. And I love it.
Edit 2: They were also each otherâs equals, for some of the reasons Iâve said above (like, emotionally they were on the same level). But Max was a genius like Logan was (in fact, she may even be smarter than he was)... and though Max was âstrongerâ than Logan as the genetically engineered, able-bodied girl... there were still so many times where he had to save her. In fact, it seemed like every episode it was like, âAnd this is the episode where Max saves Logan, but next week heâll save herâ, rinse and repeat. And it was great.
For @kae-leahâ. Some Dark Angel/Lomax goodness:)
I love this parallel for many reasons. One, because I adore how it actually shows how well Max knows Logan--one of the reason I love this ship so much. They know each other inside and out--and for once weâre getting stuff about Loganâs family (that Max is aware of his feelings on), as we got a ton on Maxâs family in DA... but I feel the show could have done more with Loganâs.
And Loganâs so in love (and so is Max. She just feels guilty in scene two, and is mad that he stood her up in the first scene... and that Logan is acting all weird and distant, and hasnât told her the real reason for not going with her to the ball game). In both cases, heâs sold favorite paintings of his for Max. In season one, he was losing his ability to walk again, and at this point--even though he wonât admit this is why for a while--heâs in love with her, and afraid sheâll never love him back as a cripple (someone has severe PTSD), and thatâs why he wants to stay walking... so Loganâs spent a ton of money that he got from the painting to try and fight against the process, and it doesnât work out like he wanted it to. But they get through it. In season two, the scientists at Manticore (where Max was created) have made it so the two canât touch. Max has a deadly virus in her DNA that is targeted just at Loganâs DNA, because they were hoping sheâd kill him for them (he was exposing them) with a touch. And Max goes so crazy with her worry this season, that she stops even wanting to risk being in the same car with Logan and stuff. So Logan is paying a doctor to try and cure it (and Max pays for half of it, because she also wants to be free of the Virus). But of course, that also doesnât happen for them and the Virus stays all season. Ugh. But in the last image, you can tell Max is thinking she isnât worth Logan selling family memories away for her... So you have Maxâs self-doubt there, and Loganâs in the season one moment.
Iâm also just here for our cat burglar gal (who freakinâ met Logan through trying to rob him) paying attention to this stuff and knowing all of Loganâs worthwhile paintings.
A Max and Logan beta that I had to make, because my babies deserve the world and so much more. (Sadly, some of these clips have glitches and there's nothing I can do about it:()Â
 Hopefully I'll be able to finish this someday--and I want to finish this--but if not, here's the first half. Making this was actually murder for me, since my laptop with Sony Vegas is literally being held together with duct tape... I can't download YouTube videos anymore, so had to make do with the episodes of DA I already had on my computer from there and for scenes I wanted and didn't have... I recorded them from my DVDs with my phone, and then sent them to myself through Google Drive (and now I'm running out of room on my Google Drive). This video just also refused to render. Yeah...
 I also wanted dialogue in here, but the Dark Angel voice clips were too quiet no matter what I did, so subtitles it was.Â
Max in the one clip is saying how Logan only thinks and talks about his Eyes Only mission, by the way, that he thankfully gets over (like in a clip in here I wanted to use to show some of their cute season two moments, that they did have).Â
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I wrote this for Christmas, but didn't get it up in time. A Dark Angel fanfic based on "It's a Wonderful Life", where Logan is essentially George Bailey.
https://archiveofourown.org/works/29410614
Loganâs PoV
The coupleâs original planâafter Logan and Max had went and finally found Maxâs motherâwas to go to L.A. and meet Maxâs old mentor, Moody, as they were both done with the dreariness of Seattle for a lifetime.
But of course⊠with Logan being Logan, he found himself getting into Eyes Only shenanigans once again. And sometimes he would look over his shoulder and back at Max, and hate how he was disappointing her by doing this.
But the love of Loganâs life seemed to take it all in stride; maybe because sheâd realized long ago that helping people was what she did best, too.
"Weâll just go another time, Logan," Max agreed with her husband, as she slipped into her catsuit for the mission tonight. And if Logan hadnât been checking to make sure he had all of the security cameras down for this venture, he probably would have been staring. "But before we hit L.A., we have to stop this pope from being assassinated. He seems like he actually has a plan for saving this shitty world post-Pulse, and the last thing we need is for this to go down the way it did last time: when Zack's clone murdered that religious leader, who promised the same thing."
"Thank you, Max," Logan answered back, as he paused for a moment to hold Maxâs hand in his own and then kiss it reverently. Behind Max, the sun was just beginning to come out; and Logan thought the way that it lit her up as if she was the sun herself, was very telling. "We might finally get to see some good in this world again... And I'll be right there to help you. I mean, I just bought a sniper rifle that I want to use, if I-Tech gets too trigger happy themselves. And I know Alec, Joshua, Jondy, and even OC will also have your back. Once this is taken care of, we'll move to L.A. and never come return."
And have Max's back, they did: something Logan would forever be indebted to his friends for. And the whole mission went off without a hitch...
But Logan and Max still didn't get to go to L.A. to meet Moody, because their actionsâdespite Loganâs best effortsâstill wound up on the news. And while most of the country was warming up to the transgenics, California found it within themselves to warn everyone that the mayor of Terminal City, Max, was banned from visiting California, unless they wanted them to send their police to Terminal City and execute everyone they saw there.
And thus, the pair had to stay in rainy Seattle just a bit longer⊠but it was partly for another reason, too.
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It actually took the two geniuses some time to realize it when Max became pregnant. They'd been being carefulâand though they eventually wanted children, they hadnât thought they were ready for it quite yetâas there were still the questions of if there could be issues in having a half-X5/half-human child. But by the time Max had thrown up the fiftieth time, the two could no longer deny what must have been happening with her body.
So, they had all the appropriate conversations, started having doctorsâ appointments, and decorating for the upcoming infant: the whole nine yards. And one night, when Logan and Max were lying in bed together after Max had had a particularly trying day, Max whispered a secret to Logan: âI don't think I want our kid to be born in this rainy, depressing city. I know a lot of the world has now joined Caliâs claim, and say they'll kill me on sight if they see me, but I can take them."
And that got a laugh out of Logan, as he brought Max and their little girl closer into their embrace, even if the reason for it was certainly a sobering thought.
Truthfully? Even though Logan had always suspected that Max would feel this way if and when she became pregnant, he'd still somehow prayed differently (even though he felt the same, really. Seattle had as many bad memories as it did good ones). It was just as much as Logan would tell himself he was ready to leave it, he did still have work here. And perhaps he at least wanted to get some more of it done before they really made the jump.
Logan started to say Maxâs name, to try and explain this all to her, but she stopped him with a hand placed atop his chest. "Don't get me wrong, Logan. Seattle will always my home. And I'll if course miss OC, and come back and visit her and the crew twenty-four/seven. But don't you think it's time?"
And it was, wasnât it? Logan had dedicated his heart to Seattle, but did he really want to give his soul, too? Shouldnât he have been done using Eyes Only as a way to hide and not deal with the less ideal parts of his life? And if that was the case⊠shouldnât he have given his dear bride exactly what he wanted? Especially since she had sacrificed so much at such a young age?
"I understand, Max," Logan finally agreed, as he ran his hand through locks of her hair that were curling because of the rare humidity outside. And how he adored that they were. "So, we'll figure something else and raise our child elsewhere. I mean, we certainly want our daughter to get so much-need Vitamin D⊠? Damn. This is crazy to think about... but I'm glad itâs finally happening."
This time, it was Max's turn to giggle as she sat up so she could see Loganâs face better. "âŠIt's hard to believe we're finally going to be parents. I always wanted to be one, probably âcause of the genes, but for the longest time I thought it would be an impossibility for me, with my insane little life. This is a miracle, Logan. So, let's treat it as a miracle."
And though the two of them definitely intended to do just that⊠their dream wasnât meant to be. And something would happen then, that would make them need to stay in Seattle like never before.
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With how many times Logan had thought the terroristsâ plan to wipe out Americaâs technology with an electromagnetic pulse was evilly clever⊠he was honestly shocked that heâd never considered that releasing a pandemic could have had the same near effect, in reducing the place to a third world country. And wouldnât you know, that just when the U.S.A. was finally starting to get on its feet again, thatâs what would happen.
News of the pandemicâthough at first wasnât called thatâwas slow going. But eventually they realized thatâs what it was, and that the WHO wouldnât let them go anywhere because of it. And when that happened, the first ridiculous thought that entered Loganâs mind was that they werenât going to be able to find a way to sneak into L.A. with Saia, after all. And he wondered if that was where Maxâs mind had taken her, too.
"Do you think this whole thing is really an accident, as theyâre saying? âŠOr was it engineered in a lab for warfare?â Max asked Logan, as she carefully made a baby-led-weaning dish for their newborn. And it was clear by the tone of her voice when sheâd said the last words, just which option she thought was true. But as someone whoâd been raised to be a genetically engineered killing machine, Logan certainly understood why Max would assume the worst of humanity.
"Honestly, Max? ...I don't know if I care if it was. Eyes Only is playing it safe this time and not getting involved with whoever might have done this... so he can keep his darling wife and daughter safe."
After Logan had said that, Max had apparently decided to not try strawberries with Saia again, after all. The general rule of thumb with infants seemed to be to actually try and introduce foods to themâbecause theyâd have less a chance of being allergic to it when they got olderâand if they were maybe allergic to something the first time, to try it again. Max had been debating back and forth on whether she wanted to give Saia strawberries again after her first allergic reaction. And somehow Logan having thrown her off must have made her decide not to.
ââŠLogan, thatâs not like you at all. You canât just leave this alone. There are bigger fish to fry here,â Max protested.
And suddenly, Logan was standing upâusing his exo-skeleton for the one time he would allow himself to do so a day, since it was on its last legsâand embracing his wife. And Saia must have thought it was sweet or funny, because she cooed at it, which made both parents smile for a half-second. âI can and I will leave it alone, Max,â Logan said, moving a strand of curly hair out of the transgenicâs face and kissing her forehead. âYou and Saia are too important for me to do anything different. And consider this me making up for times before, where I should have put you before Eyes Only and didnât.â
And though Max was most definitely a saint these daysâeven more than he was now, Logan thought, if she wanted to investigate this and he didnâtâhis saying this did seem to make her happy. She laughed ever so slightly, as she leaned closer to Logan so he could even kiss her lips. And she then said, âYes, putting family first it how it should be, Mr. King of Seattle. Want to shield Saia and me first, if it comes down to it. But also donât forget who you are.â
And while Logan was mostly pleased with how that conversation had goneâand it led to him and Max sitting on the couch, where Logan dipped Saia upside down a few times (being careful to hold her head as he did so) and making her laughâbut in the back of his mind, he couldnât help worrying that Max might look into the pandemic behind his back, and get herself into trouble.
But that was ludicrous, because he could trust Max. Right? And would she really risk Saia like that? Logan couldnât imagine it.
So, they put Saia to bed, and then Logan and Max fell asleep on the couch. And he dreamed of a world where their child could be human, X6, or a little of bothâwhatever she wanted to beâand free.
But of course, Loganâs worst fear came true in the end. Max couldnât leave well enough alone, and she found out that I-TechâBeka, ratherâhad been behind the whole pandemic, and swiftly became catatonic because of it.
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"Max, it isn't your fault," Logan tried to tell Max for what felt like the millionth time, whilst she rattled off even more numbers that she thought had died because of her.
"Beka is your twin, yes, but she isn't you. So, her creating this agent doesnât mean you caused the pandemic."
Logan feared that their loud voices would awaken Saia, who had finally fallen asleep even with her bad cold. But Logan knew he also needed to take care of Max here, because she hadnât eaten in daysâwhich wasnât like herâand she was even looking inside the fridge now, with no reaction to it whatsoever. Logan was seriously afraid she was even thinking of trying to kill herself in it somehow.
"It's just... as stupid as this is to say, Loganâbecause I know how far-reaching I-Tech, that was Manticoreâs sister, wasâI thought this pandemic would moreso be tied to the Eyes Only side of things we do. And while the pandemic's thankfully almost over, with a vaccine coming outâand we can hopefully finally go to L.A. ââŠit's all too much. And it feels like I did kill all those people.
"Deep down, Logan... I know what you said is true, and that it isnât my fault. But I just can't just do this right now. The Saia and the Beka stuff... it's too much."
"Max, wait!" Logan called after his wife, having guessed by her words and the tone of her voice that she was going to leaveâas that used to always be what she did when things got hard, and old habits were hard to breakâbut it was too late. She'd already blurred away.
And it was at this point, that Logan started regretting his life choices. Something that was, perhaps, even selfish of him, because this last thing had been Maxâs issue. Not his. But if he hadn't pushed her to be a better person so much, would he have possibly just lost his wife right now?
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After Max was gone for six hours, Logan did something he promised himself he'd never do again, after heâd treated Max so horribly when sheâd wanted to break up that time: he started drowning his sorrows again.
And maybe there even came a point where Logan thought he was trying to kill himself with alcohol poisoning. He really wasn't sure... though he still might have drunkenly called his friends and told him he was suicidal, anyway.
Just⊠what was the point of all of this? Of life, even? Especially if he was going to lose Max, and Saia might now grow up without a mother?
Sure, Logan supposed he had done things that would allow America to shape up into being a great country again. But it was a big âifâ, that it even would.
And after his fifth glass of red wine, Logan began hallucinating. Or he was almost certain that he was. Because standing right beside him now, was none other than Max. But it wasn't his current Max. No. It was her as he had first met her: with her short and curly hair, super youthful appearance, and tough girl attitude... Logan could tell the latter, by Max slapping him upside the head the second she stepped closer to him. And Logan in reaction to that, winced and rubbed his head. He felt hurt in more ways than one here.
"What are you doing, Logan?!" the angel asked with fury evident in her tone, and it somehow made his heart swell. "Things suddenly get hard for you, and you just want to die?! Get it together, already!"
Logan sighed resigned, because really? Max was right. Of course she was. But Logan found that he was suddenly so tired... and maybe he was tired enough that he just wanted to rest.
And for the first time in a long time, Logan found himself missing his parents, and wishing they could be here to take care of him and supply him with all the answers heâd ever need.
"I'm just tired, Max," Logan explained to this girl that he would always love. He then tried to wheel towards her and take her hand, but Max wouldnât have it. And of course she wouldnât, because if heâd tried to touch her hand, his own would have gone right through and he would have realized this was a dream he needed to wake up from. And apparently Loganâs subconscious mind wasnât quite ready for that yet. "We always fight the good fight, but what do we get out of it? Do we ever get a reward?"
If Logan had thought that Max would tell him that they fought because it was the right thing to do, or because others would someday take up the fight so that it wouldnât be meaningless, he would've been sadly disappointed. Instead, she spun him around and somehow showed him a grueling scene. "Let me show you why we fight, Logan. Do you see Alina over there?"
"Alina? What does she have to do with anyth- Oh, God. Whatâs she doing? She's setting up bombs and blowing up a large portion of the city?! Max, why?!"
"You know what she would do for money, Logan. But in this scenario, where there was no Eyes Only to continue her father's struggle, she grew bolder."
Logan watched everyone around Alina burn. And he'd seen things like this before, of course. He thoughtâin some ways, perhapsâit wasn't too different from when he got shot. Or moreover, when Max did. Because death was all the same in the end, wasn't it? And yet nothing could prepare you to see people disintegrate before your very eyes. It made bile swim up in his throat.
"...Show me something else, Max. Anything else. Show me a future where we met another way, without all the heroism, and weâre happy! Why donât you show me something like that?"
"It doesn't exist, Logan. And Iâll tell you why. If youâd never been Eyes Only, the two of us never wouldâve met,â Max said in what could be perceived as a bored tone as she examined her nails. And naturally, this caught Logan by surprise as he hadnât seen Max be like this in a long time. And he blinked at her, feeling angry. But then he saw it: the look of a lie in her eyes, and Logan felt his heart warming instead of growing coldâthe only warmth heâd be sure to see through all this coming horrorâand he remembered that this version of Max always said the opposite of what she meant.
âDo you really mean that, Max?â Logan asked curiously. And he made sure to slowly wheel even closer to her, since this was the version of the girl, he loved who spooked easily. âWouldnât you have still gone after the Statue of Bast?â
And there was that self-assured smirk on Max, that Logan loved so much. âI donât know what to tell you, Logan. Youâd think I would have gone after it when you werenât Eyes Only, but I didnât. I guess the red string of fate only connected us when it wanted to make me a better person,â Max guessed.
Or when it wanted to make me a more fulfilled one, Logan thought, but didnât sayâbecause heâd gotten sucked back into the version of himself that couldnât express himself to Max. At least here and now. And while before that would have made him sad⊠now knowing that he had won Maxâs heart in the end (even if she had now left?) made it sort of fun, to remember who they once had been.
"What will you show me next, Max? What other awful things happened because I chose not to be awful myself, when everyone else around us is?â
And now Max was looking at Logan furiouslyâwith tears shining in her eyesâand Logan hated himself for having over-reached his bounds here. Because did he know anything of what this different angel had suffered here?
âJust the death of most of my siblings,â Max said nonchalantly, as if none of it really mattered at all. But in knowing just how much Maxâs family meant to her, Logan wondered how much it was costing this girl from an alternate universe to act the perfect soldier, that Donald Lydecker had wanted âhis kidsâ to be⊠which was exactly the thing that had destroyed them in the end.
âMax⊠if itâs too painful for you, you donât have to show m-â
But Max was already cutting the former âkingâ of Seattle off, as she got into his face closer than she had ever dared to back when theyâd danced around each other. âOf course I do, Logan. You have it in your head now that it isnât better being bigger than the systemâand no longer think that if you accept things as they are, that youâre part of the problemâso I have to steer you right. I gave you crap about it all when we first met⊠but donât you know how much I believed in and admired all that you said? Through it, you helped me figure out who I am. I wouldnât have stayed with you, if that wasnât the case. But since you donât believe it, witness my tragedy.â
And Logan did.
While Brin had actually survived the blast at Manticore before, and Max had later found and rehabilitated her⊠the Brin of this timeline exploded into a million tiny pieces, when Max and her siblings decided that the best thing they could do for Tinga was avenge her, even at the cost of countless lives.
And then there was Zack⊠in Loganâs universeâthe one he would now start to admit that he lovedâZack, even as a new farmhand, had eventually gotten his memories back and had joined them in the fight for the transgenicsâ freedom, but as a changed man: a changed man that Logan would gladly even call his friend now. But where this Max was from⊠Zack apparently hadnât been able to handle Max having lied to him about who he was to save Logan, and had killed himself.
And Jondy⊠Jondy was someone that Logan had waited to meet with bated breath, with how Max had always talked about her. He had wanted to meet Maxâs favorite sister nearly as desperately as she had. But when he had actually met her, the two of them had butted heads a lot. Jondy had thought that Logan was using Max for his âgreater callingâ, and he had thought she was a brat for âalways poking her head in places where it didnât belongâ and talking badly about him to Max. But eventually, theyâd found a way to be friends. So, seeing her like this nowâtorn apart as a science project, as Sanderman desperately tried to recreate the cure with her, that had been in Maxâwas almost too much for him to bear⊠if the fact that Max must have died in this universe wasnât enough to already do that.
And Logan somehow pulled this Max into his arms, as the greatest pain heâd ever known (and had felt this twice before, as Max had been shot twice) came back to him. ââŠMax, without me being there to help⊠you died taking down Manticore, didnât you?â
And if Logan had expected Max to express depression at her own death, he would have been mistaken. But he felt she should have been feeling something here, because Max had always valued her freedom so much⊠But even then, sheâd always been selfless, hadnât she? So maybe she wouldnât care in the endâŠ
âMax⊠I donât want to see or hear anymore. Please, just let me go back to my good life. To you.â
Maxâs resolve to give him a clip show lessened then; Logan could see it on her expressive face. But she still allowed him to see a few more things, so his own resolve wouldnât slip away. Logan saw his dear friends Alec, Joshua, and Original Cindy getting shot at, when they tried to walk out of Terminal City in a Rosa Parks moment.
And then the pandemic that Beka had started took out most of the world, because Max didnât go to get answers out of her sister.
âMaxâŠâ Logan said, as he took her face between his hands now and leaned his forehead against hers (and was it him, or was the sun finally coming up again?). âYou were right. And you always are. You should have gone. So, Iâm telling you to go now and deal with Beka, and your own conflicted feelings about what happened⊠be my dark angel, and Iâll be right behind you, always. And I know youâll always have my back, like you promised.â
And Logan thought he, perhaps, felt this Maxâs lips on his own before he woke up. But it was only a âperhapsâ, because that Max and him had always been kept at arms-length, hadnât they?
When Logan came to, the first person he saw before him was Maxâeven though heâd just let her goâbut it was his current Max (the one he loved with all his heart). He could tell by her hair, that was somewhere between the short and curly it had once been, and the long and straight sheâd worn it as when she first came back from Manticore.
âLogan!â Max exclaimedârunning over to him as fast as she had another time, years agoâas she threw her arms around him and kissed his cheek. âI-Iâm sorry! What I said and did⊠it was wrong. Even if I got Beka to tell me the real antidote⊠If I knew I was leaving you in such a state, I never wouldâve! Promise me youâll never try to kill yourself again! Promise!â
âYeah, seriously. Donât,â Alec echoed, coming out from behind the partition that blocked the computer room from the living area. And there was kindness in his voice. A kindness that Logan had always recognized, which was why heâd told Max that sheâd done the right thing in saving Alecâs life. âMax had us all come over here when she saw youâand has had Mia trying to bring you out of your comaâbecause she thought being surrounded by friends might convince you to live. Logan, donât throw your life away, man. You did so much for us⊠so if it ever gets too much for you, you let us know and weâll be there for you. And I swear Iâll find a way for you, Max, and Saia to get to L.A.â
âSaia! Oh my God, Max! Weâre horrible parents! Where is she? Is she okay?!â Thankfully, their little flower was fine. It seemed she had slept through Maxâs leaving and Loganâs despair. And now Original Cindy had her in hand, none the wiser to what had gone on with her parents, as she Original Cindy entertained her by showing her how to shake her head ânoâ.
âWe kind of were awful parents here, Logan⊠despite us always having wanted to be parentsâand, yeah: we could probably work on thatâbut weâre good people. And weâll get through this. Promise me weâll get through this.â
âWe will, Max. We will.â And the cyber-journalist locked eyes with Max and had a silent conversation with her, like theyâd used to all the time. âStarting with seeing if your blood can be a cure for this virus, too. And I know our friends will be there to help us⊠Thank you, Alec, OC, Sketchy, Asha, Alec, Joshua, Brin, Jondy, and Mia⊠and thank you, Max.â
And while Loganâs current Max looked at Logan somewhat baffled by his statement, and replied âof courseâ, the other Maxâwho really hadbeen thereâgot that Logan had thanked her, and smiled.
And then she disappeared, going back to heaven like the angel she was.
Her work here was done; one version of her family had gotten to live happily ever after with her. And that was really all that mattered, wasnât it?