Originally posted by Akamaimom
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Uhm.
Ouch?
I don't think it was *true*, but I think all along she'd been trying to be the person she thought her father wanted her to be, and she thought that - to dad - Sam the Person (and woman) wasn't important. And I think this tended to make her easy pickings to anyone who sort of flattered that part of her. It wasn't really until Threads when she finally completely understood she'd been wrong. He just hadn't really understood her enough before, and they'd not been close enough, that he knew her well enough to understand who she was and what she wanted or could communicate to her the truth. And yeah, I think that was Selmak teaching him a bit of patience and understanding and perspective which helped him to finally understand Sam and communicate with Sam (just as we saw Selmak do more overtly with Mark).
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