That's certainly a lot more than I've considered on the matter.
[And, all things considered, John's thought on it a lot since running into Dean's Mirror the first time.
It makes sense they're not exact reflections, but why bother with the "mirror" aspect, in that case? Why not call them... clones? Or alternate versions? Is the mirror aspect just because they're stuck in this literary setting? Or do they have to exhibit a certain set of different characteristics?
More questions are raised than answers.]
I see a lot of Dean in you. Or you in Dean. It wasn't like that before, but in retrospect, I didn't know him nearly as well back then.
Is there any commonality between the Mirrors aside from the obvious? A certain personality trait or a particular loyalty none of you can ignore?
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[And, all things considered, John's thought on it a lot since running into Dean's Mirror the first time.
It makes sense they're not exact reflections, but why bother with the "mirror" aspect, in that case? Why not call them... clones? Or alternate versions? Is the mirror aspect just because they're stuck in this literary setting? Or do they have to exhibit a certain set of different characteristics?
More questions are raised than answers.]
I see a lot of Dean in you. Or you in Dean. It wasn't like that before, but in retrospect, I didn't know him nearly as well back then.
Is there any commonality between the Mirrors aside from the obvious? A certain personality trait or a particular loyalty none of you can ignore?