Yeah, that was definitely the central moment. Not only is Peter forced to confront Ron's unwillingness, but Ron is also forced to confront Peter's humanity and pathos. What sticks so vividly in Ron's mind isn't the punishment that Peter was ultimately angry enough to dish out, but that initial unguarded moment of vulnerability.
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Date: 2004-02-02 01:24 pm (UTC)