Originally Posted by An Thropologist:
“I am sure they were real. I have been bereaved as I am sure most of us have. There are stages where you do feel angry, it is bloody unfair, the pain is unbearable. But you can't go around taking it out on others and get away with that. We are socialised not to because society just can't function if everyone who feels pain or anger, in other words all of us at some time or another, went around expressing it by attacking others.”
“I am sure they were real. I have been bereaved as I am sure most of us have. There are stages where you do feel angry, it is bloody unfair, the pain is unbearable. But you can't go around taking it out on others and get away with that. We are socialised not to because society just can't function if everyone who feels pain or anger, in other words all of us at some time or another, went around expressing it by attacking others.”
That's just it An, grief is a personal thing. Yes you can look it up and see the five stages of grief but it's not like a book, it breaks you and can change you forever. If you are lucky enough to be surrounded with people to support you then maybe it can be easier, but everyone deals with it differently. Sadly lashing out is a reaction and masking it with smiles is another. Austin is an angry young man and has been pretty harsh at times, but I have to say I felt for him tonight. BB isn't an environment to go into when your feelings are so raw, and I think he projected his pain to Janice because beneath it all, he knows she understands.




However, it was as much to do with the others BAR James comforting Austin when he came out of the diary room. Bobby was a real star

Regarding the BIB, almost like a parent or mother figure. Sad really when you think of Austin's story regarding his Mum.
