I found the Logan/Veronica a bit awkward because I wanted it to be a bit longer instead of cutting off to Tim (even though in that we saw Veronica still shaken up with her conversation with Logan). I do agree how they are trying to be more mature about the break-up and their interactions this time around. I think the ball is more on Veronica's court.
The lack of chemistry between Logan/Parker is a bit surprising since Logan usually has chemistry with anyone. If Veronica does go for Piz, it is like the pattern of her trying to be safe and in control of the relationship.
Reading K. Bell's interviews it is saddening to see she isn't pro-Logan in terms of relationship, but perhaps that she is more in defense of her character.
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Date: 2007-03-01 01:27 pm (UTC)I found the Logan/Veronica a bit awkward because I wanted it to be a bit longer instead of cutting off to Tim (even though in that we saw Veronica still shaken up with her conversation with Logan). I do agree how they are trying to be more mature about the break-up and their interactions this time around. I think the ball is more on Veronica's court.
The lack of chemistry between Logan/Parker is a bit surprising since Logan usually has chemistry with anyone. If Veronica does go for Piz, it is like the pattern of her trying to be safe and in control of the relationship.
Reading K. Bell's interviews it is saddening to see she isn't pro-Logan in terms of relationship, but perhaps that she is more in defense of her character.