Originally Posted by yellowlabbie:
“Yes, she's so cold and unemotional.”
“Yes, she's so cold and unemotional.”
The opposite I think. People who try very hard not to cry in public are often frightened by the strength of their emotions, and fear that they might be overwhelmed by them if they do not keep control.
Originally Posted by patsylimerick:
“People seem to be conditioned to soap opera over-acting. Hazel tonight ran the full gamut of emotions from struggling to contain her emotions after the letter to being angry but restrained with foot in mouth to having a ball in the garden in the rain. She's ACTUALLY real. Unlike the ice queen bitch on the bench.”
“People seem to be conditioned to soap opera over-acting. Hazel tonight ran the full gamut of emotions from struggling to contain her emotions after the letter to being angry but restrained with foot in mouth to having a ball in the garden in the rain. She's ACTUALLY real. Unlike the ice queen bitch on the bench.”
Yes, agree.
Originally Posted by grayflower:
“She doesn't get on well with women. She couldn't even give Charlie a hug the other day, when Charlie even asked for one after trying to offer her comfort. Instead, Hazel hugged Dan.

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“She doesn't get on well with women. She couldn't even give Charlie a hug the other day, when Charlie even asked for one after trying to offer her comfort. Instead, Hazel hugged Dan.


Yes, once. Are you hoping everyone has forgotten all the times she has hugged Charlie?
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“She goads others, especially when there's booze involved, and then she plays the victim. As I said in another thread, maybe by inflicting pain on others, she gets some kind of release for all that pent up rage or something. Her behaviour is hideous, whatever the reasons for it.”
“She goads others, especially when there's booze involved, and then she plays the victim. As I said in another thread, maybe by inflicting pain on others, she gets some kind of release for all that pent up rage or something. Her behaviour is hideous, whatever the reasons for it.”
How silly to say that she 'goaded' Charlie.
Originally Posted by Groundhogal:
“I never really understood the importance of Arthur Miller's The Crucible before. Then I read this and it all started to make sense.
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“I never really understood the importance of Arthur Miller's The Crucible before. Then I read this and it all started to make sense.
Yup. What primitive, unpleasant emotions Hazel seems to bring out in people.
Originally Posted by Damanda:
“Well I've seen her cry with self pity”
“Well I've seen her cry with self pity”
What precisely is the difference between 'self pity' and 'emotion'? Which emotion was the one that made her struggle not to cry after reading her mother's letter?




Why do you think they're bad?