Talk:Angels/@comment-2607:FEA8:7A5F:EA3D:E850:5B95:5B4C:B50B-20180116201453

The problem with Des deliberately killing Andrew for the greater good is that Xazz has established one of the biggest strengths of Angels is their empathy for each other. True, Des didn't save Andrew, but he gave him as peaceful a death as he could manage and told his father he forgave him. Yes, Des was lying, but at least Andrew could die with a bit of peace, thinking that one of his family forgave him. Not Kaley. Not Duncan. Not John or Troy or anyone else. But Des forgave him. Because really, what did it cost Des to forgive Andrew on his death bed, so to speak? And it made Tommy feel better, too, to know that his father and twin brother made their peace.