>You forgot pretentious.

True, very true.

>Traveller dude threatens a teenager who had been too aggressive in pursuit of also-then-teenage-Clare and compares Clare's sex appeal to "being a kitten that doesn't know the sharpness of its claws" or smth,

I don't remember that part, but I remember the rest of what you mentioned.

Clair's "bestfriend" and Gomez were a constant presence in their lives (they even had kids - three if I remember correctly). Gomez actually referred Henry to a fertility specialist doctor after he and Clare were going through so many miscarriages. In a way, he was a "male friend" of Henry's.

That scene was after Henry died. Gomez and her "bestfriend" had Clair's daughter over for a sleepover. Clair was picking her up and was greeted by Gomez.

Gomez had been in "love" with Clare while dating his then girlfriend, and they had sex before Clare met "current time Henry." That was the first time.

The second time was after Henry died. She actually moaned Henry's name after she had sex with Gomez on the dining room table. Then she volted to the bathroom because her "bestfriend" was arriving with the kids.

Oh, I actually edited an added part speaking about that. I'll add it here as well:

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>The guy was equally awful, but he was not the main character. Funny enough, they first time they had sex with each other, Clare found it off-putting that the guy showed "no guilt" at having slept with his girlfriend's best friend. The ovaries of that woman..

Oh, it was definitely creepy.

He was 40+ years old (while time traveling), and she was 18 years old when they did-the-deed. She was a virgin back then and she had "waited" for him to be her first once she turned legal age.

On the feet and wings part, I guess she gets a pass. However in general, she is still an awful person.

Her "bestfriend" was out taking her children and Clair's daughter out (for ice-cream I think), and she had sex with her "bestfriend's" husband in the dining table; a table that had cheerios that the kids (including hers) were eating and of which she had to later pick off of her hair in the bathroom. She showed no remorse for that, and it was also not the first time she did it with her "bestfriend's" significant other; same guy, but as boyfriend.

Note: The guy was equally awful, but he was not the main character. Funny enough, they first time they had sex with each other, Clare found it off-putting that the guy showed "no guilt" at having slept with his girlfriend's best friend. The ovaries of that woman..

>Clare made up a man who would like the "I made you wings" gag.

Despite the fact that this is a joke, you gave me an answer that is believable.

I just can't imagine the kind of person that sees their spouse depressed, because they lost their feet to hypothermia, and think along the lines of "I know! I'll use my art to make him wings! He will still be stuck in that wheelchair, but I'm sure he'll love the gesture!"

I'm glad I'm not the only one with this opinion.

That book literally made me "rage quit" leisure reading from how awful it was.

The movie was bad, and the tv series (from the changes I heard were made) is provably worse.