s01e07 — Episode 7
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| Duration: | 27 min. |
| Released: | 26.04.202026.04.2020 14:00 |
| Watched by: | 11 61556.84% |
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I love the way the series was filmed...
And in general, he has such a strange position, he hoped that Marianne would let him stay with her, but how was she supposed to find out about it? Read his mind?
In this sense, I feel very sorry for both heroes, each in their own way. Unfortunately, everything in life is not as correct and simple as in rational psychology books
I don't really like the main character's attitude towards the guy. First of all, I still can't understand why she didn't even think about asking him to live with her. He clearly said that he had nowhere to live. Secondly, because of her pride, she did not ask him what his words meant. You could at least try to clarify the situation.
And a very revealing moment when Conell was beaten, she still paid attention first to her feelings, did not try to treat the wound, and so on. She started crying because he has a girlfriend, even though she told him about having sex with her boyfriend (WHAT?). And his girlfriend took care of him.
He didn't ask about housing, she didn't offer to live. She started dating a new guy, talked about their intimate life, but burst into tears as soon as he started a new relationship. It's brilliant.
In the comments above, everyone is so reasonable :) It's like no one's ever had feelings in their head. Marianne is constantly looking for confirmation of her value, in her head it was Connell who abandoned her, and she is with Jamie not out of great feelings (she admits this herself), but simply so that there would be at least someone. That's why she cries when she hears about his new relationship. Especially after all the hints that Connell managed to blurt out in 5 minutes of drunken conversation in the hallway.
* Aa, I can't, it's too much...*
It's too sad to watch and worry about.
I'm an adult aunt, but I understand these characters. It is very important to be able to hear each other and ... admit your feelings to both the chosen one and yourself
I can't figure out how many tears I've cried, and how many more I'll shed
This series breaks my heart
That's why it's important to speak clearly about what you're thinking
wtf?!
In general, both are very interesting examples for psychological analysis. Marianne, unfortunately, still came up with a script that would confirm to her the installation "they can't love me, I only deserve humiliation" through Jamie.
These are ordinary people, they make mistakes, they don't always know how to talk, just like us.
We just sometimes see ourselves in these characters, that's what he clings to, he's about you and me
Marianne talks about her sex life with Jamie – to punish Connell for leaving in the summer. Connell comes to her house with a broken face to show her how he suffers – and tells her about his girlfriend in addition, so that now, in turn, he can punish Marianne for punishing him. So you can walk in circles indefinitely.
The series certainly looks interesting, but if you remove the fleeting positive moments, then the characters are connected only by dependence on suffering. Abuse comes from both sides. They like to remember happy moments from the past, but live with suffering in the present. They may not realize it themselves, but in fact it is.
In real life, people have nervous breakdowns after such relationships and often form misconceptions about the opposite sex, what a healthy relationship looks like, and how love is expressed.
And normality here probably means the typical nature of what is happening. Surely many people can recognize themselves or their former partners in the characters. But this does not make the situation in which the characters have driven themselves healthy and comfortable from the point of view of psychology. She only seems beautiful and romantic on the screen. It's not worth repeating at home.