s03e09 — It's Time for My Solo

@Kayla: I also didn't understand what her fault was and why she was treated like this.

@byypsyy: no)) Austin on the TV series is under 10 years old elementary school ) Ginny is an older sister, a landmark and one of the main people in the life of a small person, who essentially shows that killing people is normal, lying and accusing an innocent person is normal, she forced him to make a choice between dad and mom, then Austin may well become a criminal, if not a murderer, destroying everyone who blinks at his family and will justify This, because it's all for mom's sake, I'm good, it's all right, it's all bad) and then you ignore and approve of such actions))

@niayzovazyra: Mega strangled

@niayzovazyra: It's okay to kill bad people when there's no other choice. I don't feel sorry for Kenny or Anthony.
Gil didn't kill Tom, yes. But he's a total scum who was supposed to rot in jail for abusing Georgia for the rest of his life, so it serves him right.

@harderprovider: IT'S FINE! Awesome logic! and indeed, of course, because people have to decide for themselves who is bad, who is good, who is worthy of death, and who is not) That's actually what the law is for.) Georgie killed with a lot of preparation) She's a criminal and a murderer and she belongs behind bars)

@niayzovazyra: What do you mean, decide for yourself? A pedophile or a rapist is something incomprehensible to you, "what if they are good people?" or what? Deserve to live? Isn't it obvious?
Georgia is not Ted Bundy or Chikatilo, calm down already. She doesn't kill a bunch of people just because it's fun or because she has a thirst for blood. She literally has two killing two bastards in her life. I don't take Tom into account, I didn't understand why she did it there, the scriptwriters made nonsense.
Start watching the series with your eyes

@harderprovider: well, apparently, Georgie's nature is close to you, you probably would also go to kill) and children would be taught that evil should be punished with death, but we live in a world where evil should be punished according to the law, and where Georgia, as a mother, had to go to the police and teach her daughter that this is abnormal, as well as psychologically help go through a moment of harassment, and she essentially turned a blind eye to it, like it will somehow resolve itself and forget) I killed, let's move on) and all of Georgie's decisions are to punish with murder, and then escape

@harderprovider: are you ready to justify murder just because you can understand the motive of the murderer?))))

@harderprovider: Just because you don't feel sorry for someone doesn't mean you can kill them. There is a system for this. And doing justice and becoming a murderer is such a thing. I feel sorry for Georgia, but she committed crimes.

@vk834233: naturally. This is what distinguishes Georgia from serial maniacs and psychopaths who kill for a high or money. And you're all rowing together. Could Georgia and Fisher be the same for you? Or Georgia and Chikatilo? Or any other similar maniac. If you don't see the difference here, then you're in trouble.
I would just shake hands and say thank you for the fact that someone killed a rapist/pedophile or someone like that. Just because such people shouldn't exist.

@niayzovazyra: Yes, it's a good world where you can come and report a person, and the valiant police will quickly file a case and he will go to jail.
That's just not the world we live in.
In the case of pedophile Kenny, it was useless for Georgia to go to the police at all. He is not the last person in his position, he has money and connections. The only evidence Georgia has is that she saw him put his hand on Ginny. Who can confirm this except Georgia herself? And Kenny would either have beaten/killed/threatened Georgia after such an attempt, or simply continued his pedophile ways on other children, meaning he would not have received any punishment.
The point is not to immediately run and kill. It is always better not to kill (if only because it will be worse for YOU). The bottom line is that if you've already had to kill, then in this case Georgia shouldn't be serving a life sentence for murdering, excuse me, some kind of pedophile. Well, she should. They should almost give her a medal for bravery, for "clearing the streets" of all kinds of garbage, so to speak. I don't feel sorry for him at all. And anyone who feels sorry for him should check with a doctor.

@Margo_1994: I'm not saying it's a pity, but do you realize how thin that line is? But what if Georgie has already gone to the beginning and she reacts sharply to everything? Did she catch a glimpse of something, and her brain has already painted the scariest pictures of the world? What if her ex-husband wasn't a pedophile? After all, this has not been proven by anyone or anything, and everything is essentially just from Georgie's words, this is the joke of abolishing the death penalty, because nothing can be changed back, and if years later someone proves that there is no, we accidentally proved it, it seemed to us that he was a pedophile and we killed him, but it turns out that there was another person or the witness was crazy, this is the joke of the judicial system and the law, the presumption of innocence, I personally still see a very traumatized person in the person of Georgie and share all her actions, distancing myself and not taking everything to heart) and many people immediately try on and justify themselves)

@harderprovider: Georgia had other goals that could have been achieved without killing. All the people who have done bad things towards Georgia deserve to be punished, this is provided by the relevant authorities. You're justifying Georgia by thinking that she had the right to kill these people. She could have gone to the police and gotten them to help her and put all the culprits in jail. And with her murders and other illegal actions, she sets a bad example for children. Do you agree with her choices? Do you consider them the only true ones?

@yul4ik_alexina: and when she flipped the switch, they say, all my relatives are going to die, is this not OCD?

@yul4ik_alexina: People with ADHD have an increased risk of other disorders, including OCD, so it's not surprising.

@Katyarastava: the moment with the light switch in the room

@regedit: perhaps

@regedit: ADHD is likely too, but OCD is for sure. At the beginning of the episode, she left the room and turned on/off the light several times and said, "I turned it off wrong, something's going to happen to my family," not literally. This is a sign of OCD.

@Lusik: People with ADHD double-check everything several times because they are distracted by an endless frenzied cycle of thoughts, and not because of obsessive thoughts. So Maxine doesn't have OCD, at least at this stage there are no signs)

@sassy-molassy: double-checking is one thing, thinking that "everyone I love is going to die" (it sounded like that in the original) because of the "wrong" switch flipping is another. I saw it that way because it's familiar to me, unfortunately (

@vk834233: There was no other choice but to blame it all on Gil.
The first option is that Georgia gets a life sentence, that's definitely not the case.
Secondly, Georgia could blame everything on Cynthia. Georgia didn't want that and told Ginny not to touch her either.
And the third option is Gil. Gil had already been in prison deservedly, and considering everything he did to Georgia, he shouldn't have been out of this prison at all, but he did. And he's coming back now. In any case, he specifically belongs there.
Yes, Gil didn't kill Tom. But he deserves to go to jail anyway, and since they couldn't keep him in jail for beating Georgia, let him go to jail for Tom's murder.

@Margo_1994: You didn't seem to understand my comment)
Georgia deserves a life sentence, why "definitely not"?
Gil should be in jail for domestic violence, not for what Georgia did.

@chickchirik: how did I miss such a wonderful phrase)) but really, if a less pretty actress were in Georgia's place, people would most likely speak in a completely different way in the comments)) I recently read the news how some red-haired actress from the TV series "you" was blamed for her appearance, and despite her actions, they are positive towards Georgia) although I agree that for the well-being of children it is better not to live with such a mother)