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kaberettFirst up, slightly more detailed content notes (in two respects) for 194 (which are inevitably somewhat spoilery).
Item the first: where the official content notes say "arguments", one of the things they're referring to is "Martin shouts at Jon, who wants to get somewhere that is not the Tower and think for a bit before making words, until Jon starts talking, and then yells insults at Jon because he doesn't like what Jon has to say, until Jon finally actually does manage to storm off, thank fuck".
Item the second: "physical violence" is referring at least in part to Melanie hitting Jon (this is made very explicit in the official transcript), and everyone involved reacts like this is a reasonable thing thathas happenedMelanie has done.
Secondly, a snide remark re 194, definitely spoilery. You know what, if what it takes for Jon to stop fucking apologising to Martin, and Martin to stop acting like Jon owes him apologies always and forever, is "Martin either goes willingly with or is abducted by the Web, after an argument in which Jon actually asserts and enforces his boundaries for once"? I will take it. It's not ideal! But I will take it.
Item the first: where the official content notes say "arguments", one of the things they're referring to is "Martin shouts at Jon, who wants to get somewhere that is not the Tower and think for a bit before making words, until Jon starts talking, and then yells insults at Jon because he doesn't like what Jon has to say, until Jon finally actually does manage to storm off, thank fuck".
Item the second: "physical violence" is referring at least in part to Melanie hitting Jon (this is made very explicit in the official transcript), and everyone involved reacts like this is a reasonable thing that
Secondly, a snide remark re 194, definitely spoilery. You know what, if what it takes for Jon to stop fucking apologising to Martin, and Martin to stop acting like Jon owes him apologies always and forever, is "Martin either goes willingly with or is abducted by the Web, after an argument in which Jon actually asserts and enforces his boundaries for once"? I will take it. It's not ideal! But I will take it.