I agree from the point of rationality that that would be the best to do. Only reason why I am having trouble with this choice is a literature point of view: it feels like abusing a solution to a problem. We did the same with Laurie. So are we just going go turn every single human that learns into thralls? Sharon has her thrall, Mc has his thrall and nobody wants to have such a cute thrall (let's be honest here
). So I agree from the point of view of logic, I disagree from the point of view of story. Or outright kill her, much simpler. But that definitely does not fit character of Sharon and MC.
She really does not appear to be evil to me, not that I would care if she did. And yes, she tried to kill MC. But I'm pretty sure than when you are a vampire you cannot hold a grudge to everyone that try to kill you. And if you want to make her suffer, the real punishment would be making her what she (currently) hates.
And nothing she did is stupid. With what've seen we know that she is grieving. Totally justifiable reason to want to kill someone.
MC was way more stupid and if you want selfish when he did not cut Laurie off. NOW that was stupid. He not only put her in danger, he put Sharon in danger and himself just because of his selfishness of not wanting Laurie to think bad of him. "if you love them, let them go" have a special meaning here.
Yes. Carmen another vampire would be really nice. The potential conflict between the characters sounds delicious. Again, all the potential problems I mentioned before, but I would like that to happen.
I also have my doubts it was really Astrid. Why? because Carmen really seems to believe it. And it was obvious she was manipulated.
Please, neither the archon neither Astrid care a shit about Sharon getting punished because of the Laurie filtration. Both of them were using the event to further their goals: Astrid was more interested in getting her hands on MC, as she kept pushing for that in the meeting. Archon wants to control Sharon, and was trying to take advantage of that. Thanks Marcus of ruining his plans. But it was pretty obvious that there was hardly any need for a big punishment under normal circumstances, according to the other vampires present in that meeting.
Please tell me you are joking? Andrew would never act in a way to put Sharon in danger. Like, at all. And not just because of the enthrallment, he really seems to care about her.
Oh yes I thought about that. It would be amazing if that is the case. Thing is, MC would not just be powerful, but would be a truly ridiculous monster is that is the case. The problem with making MC too powerful is that at some point all problems can be resolved by MC forcing everyone to do as he wants by pure will. You threat Sharon, you die. You scare Laurie, you die. You give Andrew a cold cup of coffee after he was awake all day taking care of me and my mistress needs, you won't die, but seriously, you're fucked. True, I am exaggerating, as MC does not seem to have such a personality, but one of the things that makes this novel so good would be totally lost if MC is superman: the idea that if MC fucks up, he is dead. So far, we have seen our team several times acting like their lifes are in danger, taking precautions and such.