I'd rather murder you, OP. Not because I like the characters in question (honestly, don't know them, don't care about them), but because you seem to be undecided about whether your third sentence is declarative or interrogative.
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Also, Skyler never did anything wrong, (Well technicaly she did but you know what i mean) all of her reactions were normal and understandable due to the circunstances (Except for the Ted thing but i understand why she did it), she even helped Walter and refused to give him away, i really don't understand why everyone hates her.
I'd rather murder you, OP. Not because I like the characters in question (honestly, don't know them, don't care about them), but because you… more seem to be undecided about whether your third sentence is declarative or interrogative.
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I've never understood the weird animosity towards a lot of wife characters in dramas. A lot of times their less flattering traits are due to environment or circumstance, and I've found a lot of the times it's entirely relatable, personally (especially in the case of the two mentioned in the first post).
I think we, as a society, have a hard time empathizing with people and characters who don't share a similar background or mindset, and that's sad.
I've never understood the weird animosity towards a lot of wife characters in dramas. A lot of times their less flattering traits are due to… more environment or circumstance, and I've found a lot of the times it's entirely relatable, personally (especially in the case of the two mentioned in the first post).
I think we, as a society, have a hard time empathizing with people and characters who don't share a similar background or mindset, and that's sad.
weird animosity towards a lot of wife characters in dramas
I think the reason for this is pretty obvious, but shan't state it because the last time I expressed such ideas I was routinely mocked.
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Neither.
I don't know Skyler, and Lori crashed her car on an empty road.
I'd rather murder you, OP. Not because I like the characters in question (honestly, don't know them, don't care about them), but because you seem to be undecided about whether your third sentence is declarative or interrogative.
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Neither of them
Also, Skyler never did anything wrong, (Well technicaly she did but you know what i mean) all of her reactions were normal and understandable due to the circunstances (Except for the Ted thing but i understand why she did it), she even helped Walter and refused to give him away, i really don't understand why everyone hates her.
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Neither.
I'd vote for Carmella Soprano. She was a hypocrit. The other two didn't really do anything wrong.
Breaking Bad is over, and Lori's dead, baby, Lori's dead.
I've never understood the weird animosity towards a lot of wife characters in dramas. A lot of times their less flattering traits are due to environment or circumstance, and I've found a lot of the times it's entirely relatable, personally (especially in the case of the two mentioned in the first post).
I think we, as a society, have a hard time empathizing with people and characters who don't share a similar background or mindset, and that's sad.
I think the reason for this is pretty obvious, but shan't state it because the last time I expressed such ideas I was routinely mocked.
Gotta love how discussion on such matters gets shut down by jerks, huh.
I can't even specifically remember why at this point, but Skyler White is probably my least favorite TV show character of all time.