1. Anya knows more about his time in jail than anyone else does, including Wendy. He doesn't like to upset his sister, so he doesn't really talk about the time they were separated; but there are times, and kinds of bad days, when talking it through can help, and Anya is really the only one he's comfortable talking about it with.
(Their childhood, on the other hand, I think he's actually said very little about, and what he has said has just kind of... little things that come out as if it was normal and he didn't realize it shouldn't be? No matter how not-actually-normal it is? Some of it he's aware is Definitely Not Normal and he Does Not Tell People because then they look at the two of them more closely. But there are little things that come out around the edges.)
2. The night he decided they needed to run, it -- well, it was the end of a long string of kind of understanding why they needed to and not knowing how to do it. But it finally happened because he'd been getting told off about trying to protect his sister and getting in the way and making a problem of himself, and it wasn't for the first time, but it was really the first time something said made him actually believe their father would start keeping them apart more. And he wasn't going to let that happen.
3. Oh my god there needs to be something happy in this set um. With their (probably spliced in and stolen, probably after checking like ten times with Anya and Cliff and Dave and Teddy that seriously, everyone does it, nobody cares and it's not like they're stealing good cable or anything and they will show him how to do it and it will be fine) basic cable, he has a small addiction to PBS. All of it, but especially the live musicals/operas (he doesn't understand most of it, but he enjoys it), the murder mystery theater when Wendy's not around to hear/see anything violent, and a couple of the more soothing kids shows.
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Date: 2015-03-07 01:13 pm (UTC)(Their childhood, on the other hand, I think he's actually said very little about, and what he has said has just kind of... little things that come out as if it was normal and he didn't realize it shouldn't be? No matter how not-actually-normal it is? Some of it he's aware is Definitely Not Normal and he Does Not Tell People because then they look at the two of them more closely. But there are little things that come out around the edges.)
2. The night he decided they needed to run, it -- well, it was the end of a long string of kind of understanding why they needed to and not knowing how to do it. But it finally happened because he'd been getting told off about trying to protect his sister and getting in the way and making a problem of himself, and it wasn't for the first time, but it was really the first time something said made him actually believe their father would start keeping them apart more. And he wasn't going to let that happen.
3. Oh my god there needs to be something happy in this set um. With their (probably spliced in and stolen, probably after checking like ten times with Anya and Cliff and Dave and Teddy that seriously, everyone does it, nobody cares and it's not like they're stealing good cable or anything and they will show him how to do it and it will be fine) basic cable, he has a small addiction to PBS. All of it, but especially the live musicals/operas (he doesn't understand most of it, but he enjoys it), the murder mystery theater when Wendy's not around to hear/see anything violent, and a couple of the more soothing kids shows.