On One Condition

Fifteen years has passed since Ledger and Avery were first together. Torn apart due to his father. I really disliked that Ledger handles the weight of the secret of his fathers actions without ever involving his brothers. While I understand it's meant to reflect his character as the big brother it goes against the constant references to the importance of their bond as well as they're supposed telepathy. His final grand gesture for Avery is sweet, but overall I thought they felt a bit predictable.