s01e03 — Episode 3
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| Duration: | 33 min. |
| Released: | 26.04.202026.04.2020 14:00 |
| Watched by: | 12 47561.18% |
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And I also don't understand what he's ashamed of🤦🏼♀️
A beautiful and smart girl,very strange
All this secrecy is very annoying, because because of this secrecy, they have all this shit going on. Why is it so hard to admit that they are dating and be in public?! Connell is of course an asshole, why does he continue to be friends with this company of "friends" because they are such scum. And is it really that hard to protect a girl you like?! He only hurts her by standing on the sidelines, well, let them joke about her, etc. They're my "friends." (I can write everything a little differently than I wanted, just the feelings after watching, I was very angry at him the whole series).
Connell's mother is such a bunny, the best woman, she is so good and with the right attitude.
And so it is clear that they have feelings for each other. And I hope Connell drops this bunch.
Connell's behavior in this situation remains a mystery to me: I understand that he does not want to advertise his relationship with Marianne (although I agree with the commentators above that, on the contrary, he should be proud of a relationship with such a girl), but at what point did it become shameful to protect his classmate from devaluing the fact of harassment and bullying from
And, yes, Connell's mom is just a sweetheart, a wonderful, fair parent! (did you notice the tattoo of his name on her wrist? I mean 💔💔💔). At least someone put him in his place for his disgusting behavior with Marianne. and it's good that she openly supported the main character: unfortunately, no one in her family cares about her problems.
Marianne is beautiful, smart. And as you can see, they don't treat her so badly. It's not that they're ashamed of her, they just don't understand her... so they attack in response to her attacks.
There are NO adequate reasons to hide the relationship. And I didn't get it. What's going on here? And how did I get here?
It's a shame and it hurts so much... but I don't even want to cry because of the absurdity of this situation
Finally, someone put him in his place.
* invites another girl to the prom*
I read a book before watching it, and even then I did not understand this logic. Yes, teenagers. Yes, I care about the opinion of others. Yes, there is a difference in the social status of the characters. But all these points are not shown as really serious problems. It seems to me that the characters could quite easily meet and not be shy about their feelings.
But the actor plays at a level.
Now (I am 25), it seems that it is impossible not to love yourself, not to believe, to succumb to other people's insults, but then it was exactly the same.
God, I understand all his crazy problems, but to behave like this to his girlfriend...
Well, I mean, yes, it is. But the series is not trying to sort of make a Hollywood romcom out of itself. We are not shown such a relationship format as "correct" or "exemplary", and the characters are not served by ideal role models.
We are just being shown how a relationship between two real teenagers could develop. She is an intelligent girl from a wealthy family who cannot find a common language with her peers. He is a simple—minded kid with the emotional intelligence of a potato, the son of a cleaner in her house. The environment at school is full of malicious children who have not had any experience in life yet, and they understand about nothing at all. He did something ugly, but he didn't realize it until the last moment, even when his mother told him in plain text that he was an idiot. This does not make him a scumbag, it shows us that he is stupid and does not understand his own feelings, let alone Marianne's feelings. Perhaps this is his first love affair at all, and he just doesn't know what to do about it. It's the same with Marianne — because of resentment, she can't understand that communication can solve at least half of the problems.
In my opinion, the situation is fairly honestly shown. The guy behaves like a brute and as a result feels like a brute. Everything is in its place.
— I don't think it matters to her at all.
— What are you afraid of? What will people think when they find out that you like her? I think you're a disgrace. And I'm ashamed of you.
— Mom. Where are you going?
— I'll take the bus home. If I stay in the car, I'll say something I'll regret.
- yes.
— That's right. He doesn't deserve you.
And that's what it is - jealousy? Uncertainty? Doubts? Or the trauma after an unhappy parent relationship?...
Connell's mom is just a global woman, here she is - female solidarity!
But he does not pull for the title of "asshole" in general, judging by his other actions. Here are his friends, yes, there is a lot of wisdom there. And he, as his mother said, acted meanly. And I would add cowardly. But the potential for a good person, as I see it, prevails in him.
hidden relationships can still be understood somehow, but what's the point of inviting another girl to the ball? It's already the third episode, and I'm completely sure that they don't have love/feelings for each other, but just sex and nothing more.
Connell acted like an asshole and is paying the price for his actions. It serves him right. He will begin to appreciate Marianne.
I, of course, have not been at school age for a long time, but there is a certain gentle feeling for teenage and youth TV series. However, only one thing arose to this - bewilderment. It is frankly unexpected to see such a thing performed by beloved Britons.
In general, I do not share the local enthusiasm, I do not understand where such a rating comes from.
Well, the heroes are teenagers. Illogical actions, dependence on other people's opinions (especially at school). So the situation looks quite realistic.
She shouldn't have agreed with her son if she really didn't feel that way, but she shouldn't have said words like "I'm ashamed of you" or "you're a disgrace." Rushing out with loud words and then leaving after slamming the door is just more like the behavior of a child who could not cope with his emotions. Again, when she left, she said that she was leaving so as not to say something she would regret. Does she regret the words "you're a disgrace"?
Also, there is a feeling that the emotionality of Lorraine's reaction does not correspond to the level of her involvement in Marianne and Connell's relationship, and indeed in a relationship with each of them separately. There is still a difference between saying "fuck, son, you acted like an asshole" and "you're a disgrace, I'm ashamed of you"
If I'm so special, why am I secret?
Yeah, why the fuck is that?"
Должно быть саундтреком сериала.