minibaer12
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We have the same point of view, just expressed differently.
I agree with what you've said with the added proviso that the crux of what we're talking about is the difference between platonic love and romantic love.
Jamie/Rockford share a deep platonic love that Jamie yearned to develop into romantic love. By the end of Ep 4, Jamie made a decision that would, at minimum, pause any possibility of romantic love developing in the future. That doesn't suddenly erase the deep platonic love they already share.
Rockford, on Jamie's path, realizes too late that his feelings for Jamie extend beyond platonic love. When not on her path, it's far less of an issue because Jamie has more or less already come to terms with the fact her relationship with Rockford will only ever be platonic.
Thus, Jamie has decided to move on by the end of Ep 4, even although she still seems conflicted about it when we last see her. This is where the "Dwant" comes in. She is moving on from the hope of a romantic relationship with Rockford while remaining conflicted enough to seemingly feel jealousy when seeing Cassie around Rockford. Then again, maybe Jamie knows some things about Cassie that we don't, so she is merely being protective of Rockford, her platonic friend (that's not my interpretation of it, but such a scenario is always a possibility, that's up to Impious Monk).
As I mentioned above, I see dark clouds on the horizon, especially in the Jamie path.
The fact is, if Jamie leaves, she is
a) a Carrington and
b) a woman you wouldn't push off the edge of the bed
Other men will see that too!!!
The fact is, a reference to the scene with Cassie in the kitchen, our MC is also a "treat"!!!
You can bet that our dear Mr. Dev will implement something along these lines.