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Originally Posted by Ohio
Reading ToG again recently, it seemed that BP went thru a kind of anguish of heart concerning Jane Anderson.
My conclusion was that BP had missed his only opportunity to apologize and be reconciled.The attempts by the Anderson's and other saints in the early 90's to rescue a failing marriage only exacerbated his inner torment.
Finally, some two decades later, upon discovering that Jane A. had actually written a book about these events, thus committing the "mortal sin" of leaving the Recovery and talking about it. All those mental WL-alarms went off in BP's head.
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Question I have, had Benson reconciled with John and Jane, would there had been
A Thread of Gold? If you take the approach there was an anguish of heart, how easy it
could had been to properly take care of this relationship in Oklahoma City. How easy it
could had been to respond to the Andersons request to meet.
There is still time to apologize and be reconciled. There isn't much time left. Pride tends to be fortified with time. I see pride being a obstacle.
"some deceptions take ten years to be delivered from."
Indeed.