Three dollars and some change

You spotted the missing gun! Well, it's not "missing" per say, as it's been on the table in recent chapters, while the other guns have either been too far back, or were only mentioned in the books (like the Obsidian Butterfly power thingy).

These two need a vacation, or perhaps a sharp blow to the head. They are convinced that it is *them* who must save the world, taking all the crap onto themselves and forgetting that they are very young, and very vulnerable. I've often wondered, with Anita, if the reason she is so ready to fling herself into dangerous situations is that she cannot believe in a world where she is valued and loved, just for herself.

An interesting point of divergence from canon characterization - your Harry seems much readier to sacrifice himself

Canon Harry doesn't have the wolf in him. There's quite a sea change in IN!Harry; he's more anamalistic, more "in the moment", and more protective of those around him. This last one I blame entirely upon Anita's influence. Something about sacrificing the one for the many...

(or maybe Harry (or Harry's author) has been watching too many Star Trek reruns.)