Originally Posted by lobeydosser:
“I agree. I am a not-very-good Catholic, but I find it offensive that faith has been treated so lightly. So what's Jack going to do now? Hand in his notice? Go down the job centre?
Paoge has been ruined by all this - the mother she tried so hard to find was injured and she didn't even ask how she was!”
I agree.
I'm not Catholic, and although Anglican by birth (as in i was baptised as a baby) I have never been a regular church goer, not even as a child. So it is not that i am affronted at the treatment of something important to me.
But, I do think the flippant way they have treated something so sacred to millions, if not billions of people, virtually from the start to be quite offensive on principle.
I'm sure that we are supposed to have been rooting for Paige through all this, that is so cruel and stupid that she can't be with Jack because of stupid religious rules so have been cheering as 'true love' triumphened and probably a lot of viewers did but just as many, if not more, have found the whole thing horrible to watch and pretty much character destroying for Paige who was already borderline for me following her machinations to break up Brad and Terese and get him back with Lauren.
ETA. I imagine we're meant to believe that Jack told Paige Lauren and Piper were okay off screen (he did see they were both still alive and seemingly not serious injured though he couldn't know for sure as there could have been a head injury) but they should have shown it to stop Paige coming across as utterly self absorbed. Even with that, it doesn't get round her showing no concern for their emotional turmoil as they spent time looking for her, thinking she was probably dead when Jack could have just gone back to tell them she was alive.