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Amara & Demetrius
The pain and confusion about her identity motivated Amara to drive past the Canterbury Hotel where she thought she saw her brother, Demetrius. By some stroke of luck, might she see him again? Something about her interview with Senator Tobias darkened her depression. Was it because he openly shared his background with her, causing her to look within herself?
When Jack and she sparred with the marriage counselor, believing reconciliation was still possible, the therapist directed her to examine her problematic behavior. Did she learn this behavior from her parents? Did she, maybe, choose a partner who embodied both the best and worst of her parents? Bad enough her exploration produced monster headaches and a flight into sleep, but she wasn’t playing with all the cards
