Sara frowned, looking to her.

"Bo? What's wrong with Bo?"

"He's upset...everything's really gotten to him," answered Daisy softly.

Sara nodded a little, leaning on the side thoughtfully.

"Has he grieved for his Uncle yet?"

"No...he won't give himself time to..." said Daisy softly.

Sara bit her lip gently, looking outside a moment before saying.

"I'm guessing...as the youngest of the family...he's never taken responsibility for anything before...well nothing major before anyway..."

"No," admitted Daisy looking quietly to the boys' room. "Usually it was Uncle Jesse...an Luke...these last few years...Luke especially."

Sara nodded again.

"Yeah...and because Luke's afraid to let people go and not be in control...he doesn't exactly give Bo room to grow away from him...and Bo's more than happy to let that be.."

"Pretty much...." agreed Daisy.

"Well...I could see what I can do...got no guarentee that i'll be able t'talk to him about it though...a lot of family members see a therapist as someone just for the patient...that we listen to their problems so we dont need to listen to others.."

"Yeah...well...if Bo thought you were at all distracted from takin care of Luke he wouldn't talk to you anyway...so maybe there's no point," she said softly.

Frowning a little, she looked back to Daisy.

"Why's that?"

Daisy shrugged. "They's like that. Both of em'd rather suffer than deny the other anything..."

"oooh..." she said knowingly, nodding with a small smile.

"Comes from growing up like we did I guess," she said softly.

"Yeah...but dont knock it...there's a lot of worse ways you coulda grown up..." Sara replied with a smile.

"Oh I ain't..I love my brothers...s'why I worry so much about em I suppose, " she added softly.

"Yeah...it's good that your all so close...it has its advantages...you just gotta remember that sometimes what you think is best for them may not be the best at all...you've gotta listen to each other, and tell each other you need something..."

"I think Bo was hurt...that Luke opened up to you more than him..." observed Daisy. "Bo said he came so close tellin' him but in the end..." She sighed. "I guess there's just some things about Luke we won't ever know."

"Believe me...some things you just dont wanna know about people...especially those closest to you. They can change the way you see them completly and the reason those people dont tell you what's been going on is because of that. They dont wanna be seen or treated differently.,..they just want to get on with their lives..."

Daisy sighed looking towards her cousins' room. "Sounds like Luke alright."

"You shouldn't begrudge him that though Daisy...he's been through more than any of us could imagine..."

"I know...well...I dont know...but I can imagine he was..." She looked to her respectfully. I don't imagine anyone knows more about Luke than you do...not even Bo. That probably don't make Bo feel too great either..." she added.

Sara nodded a little, flicking her ponytail back over her shoulder.

"Well...that's not something I can help...I know a lot about people...i'm closer than family to some people because of what I know...but Luke trusts Bo more which is why he doesn't tell Bo anything...he has this idea that if he pretends Bo's innocence is still there then everything's ok..."

Daisy shook her head. "That's silly."

"Is it...when Luke saw so many kids like him and sometimes younger lose that kind of innocence to the war? Is it so silly that he doesn't want Bo to end up that way, doesn't want Bo to know about the horrors that the big wide world can bring? Why is it so silly to want to keep hold of something that you remember and treasure so dearly, something that's been a consistent factor in a time of crisis, in times of pain, of suffering..." Sara questioned softly.