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In the vein of “support each other, but save themselves”—it was important that Graham resolve his relationship with Madeleine by himself, and that Lucy not do it for him!

Lucy’s support gave him the confidence he needed, but he faces Madeleine with his own strength

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Anyway I had a good cry that day then I worked on the 3rd Vending Machine episode, which I think ultimately was needed!

I needed Graham to literally say everything I was hoping to get across, rather than hope readers picked it up

It was inelegant, but necessary

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Part of Graham’s character is that he tends to hold things in until they accidentally slip out

Sometimes it’s “I love you” and sometimes it’s “Why do you hate me so much”, it’s all g

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Heath: Ok I’m at Gourmet Hound and Madeleine is across town, there’s NO WAY she can interrupt me trying to befriend Brie

Graham: Heath, telephone—your sister’s in the hospital

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Just like it was important for Lucy to befriend Clementine and Meyer as people totally separate from her past trauma,

It was important for Graham to also befriend Lucy and Frank for the same reason!

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Idk if anyone caught on, but Madeleine, Graham, and Lucy all wanted to watch the same tofu documentary lol

I love tofu, I’d love to write a story about a tofu maker... or is that too in my wheelhouse now, after GH....

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Not a lot happens in the Ube Halaya ep, I wanted to try an episode that was mostly a dialogue-free cooking sequence

Graham re-associating cooking with Lucy enjoying his food rather than the fallout at Dimanche is nice, though!

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I think a lot about how this is Madeleine and Lucy’s second and last interaction with each other

People remark on how Lucy helped all the Dimanche chefs she met, but I made the decision that there had to be at least one she didn’t!

For Madeleine, Graham helps her

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Looking at his ex-girlfriend and current one—Graham has A Type™️

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Having characters together because they choose to, and not because the plot demands it isn’t always the most sound writing choice—but for the message of this story, I think Graham simply affirming that change won’t ruin Lucy’s life is important

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I’m not sure if ppl picked it up, but a lot of the time Graham expresses his care as “I want her life to be easier”

I’m not sure why I stuck with that phrase for him, but it feels right!

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Also it’s wild to me that people thought Graham would punch Jacobi when this is a canonical Graham story, he’s SOFT

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A lot of this arc is to complicate what happened at Dimanche—of course Graham was a victim, but Graham himself does not hold Madeleine solely accountable

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In this scene, I wanted to begin showing Lucy and Graham’s “support each other, but save themselves” relationship

A lot of GH is people helping Lucy—I wanted to materially show Lucy helping Graham by physically putting herself between him and Madeleine

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Well... it's no drink, but close enough! Mango graham float 🥰 https://t.co/oQx0ryE0UA

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Forgot this,lol.about Feb29,Ive had a game with my friends. I hang stuff they mentioned about on his mask.
p3 is that someone said “Will Graham”

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The joke was..... that they ALL kind of look like Graham............................

(cries I really regret this episode)

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In the midst of the Brie-Heath drama, I also wanted to touch base back with Graham’s insecurity

I wanted to go a step further, with Lucy assuring him that not only is he a good home chef—he’s professionally capable too!

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