- Location
- Somewhere down the road~
Hoping not to come across as anal, but it's spelled segued, mate.
I've heard this before, and I've been debating how to go about dealing with it. Yes, I understand that it's pretty overdone, but there are in-story reasons for how quickly Amy gives in and how empathetic Taylor is. I'm a big fan of subtle hints and foreshadowing. The last chapter in particular has a large one towards that. Also, Amy didn't agree to anything. Taylor didn't tell her to stop healing, or suggest anything. We had a sixteen-year old girl with a minor meltdown, and Taylor noted the next day that in the end the conversation achieved practically nothing.
But a destined meeting? Between someone who literally personifies death and a person who has absolute control over life? Hmmmm. It's not really "destined", but KnK plays a lot with the themes of life, death, and knowledge, and it's something I'm doing here as well.
I'll try and figure out a way to make it more subtle, but I can't guarantee anything.
I do agree with the other guy though that while I can see where you're going, the particular brand of interaction Taylor and Amy has had so far has come across.. rather cliched? At least to me. It might have been better if it was a relationship happening in the background and only further explored during one of the latter arcs. Amy clearly isn't Mikiya; she parallels a different aspect of ying and yang than him, more literal in spirit than Mikiya's saintly constitution, but the depth of that original relationship was only really shown at the latter half of series. Of course, it could just be that they got away with showing that as it was due to the in-media-res structure of KnK.
Well, I think there's not much one can do here than to rework parts of the story, but I also don't think you should. Things are already set in motion, it'd be a shame to turn the wheel away at this point.