Originally posted by: SoreThumb
I dunno if this is irreversible or not A..in the sense that louis may eventually let it go (atleast that's the way I forsee it ending) but he wouldn't forget it..and you are right.. This stung more coz it was personal and not professional
For his part Harvey wanted to come clean, but he should have done it long ago..and should definitely not have hit louis
@last line: completely agree..
I meant irreversible in the sense that it can't be undone. Given Louis' nature, it seems difficult that he would let go easy. The only saving grace in this whole fiasco is that Esther made the first move in asking Harvey & that might play into Louis' thought process or unless Harvey does something hugely chivalrous. Irrespective of who made the first move, I still consider Harvey at fault.
@realitybites - I hope it is ok to join in the discussion as to why Louis approached Harvey?
They have given signs that Louis has a very tenuous relationship with Esther. Would she listen to Louis given this background? I think, No.
Moreover, Esther is at a vulnerable stage going thru a divorce with a guy who cheated on her. Is she thinking clearly? I think, No.
Even in the best of times when Esther has not listened to Louis, did you expect her to listen this time? I think, No.
If you recall, Louis wasn't even going to approach Harvey in the first place. He intended to wait it out for sometime before informing Esther that Harvey couldn't take the case. It was Donna who had talked Louis into approaching Harvey.
For family, you don't give up trying, no matter what the odds & even if they don't listen to you. You seek hope even if there is none. Harvey can be a womanizer but Louis needed him coz Esther wanted it that way. Louis did the best he could under the circumstances, that is approach Harvey with a promise. If it was not Louis' business to do so, Harvey should not have made the promise & questioned Louis' right to lay this condition instead. But did he? No.