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Someone wrote in [info]clickanon,
not really, no. one of his grandfathers died when he was around 11 or 12, but that's the only death he's really personally experienced. i think he would treat something happening NOW much different than he would have as a child, all of his friends and family have the ability to rip his heart right out, so it would devastate him to lose one of them. he doesn't have very good grieving/coping skills, either, he just defaults into denial and very literally forgets the entire thing happened, so it would make it even harder on him in the long run because it would constantly be brand new information.


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