 Allison
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Aw, Margene. I hope she finds some good friendships; she seems to want some very badly. I loved how she seemed so eager for Barb and Nicki to like and be liked by Ana and disappointed when they were oblivious and ill-tempered. I like how much she sincerely loves Barb and Nicki; her telling Ana that she's found three soulmates was touching, but a little sad because I don't think Barb and Nicki feel the same way. Anyway, "She'll love Barb! She'll grow to love Nicki!" was hilarious.
Bill's behavior regarding Ana was indicative of what's wrong with his belief that he's the priesthood-holder or whatever they call it. Yeah, he's a polygamist, so it's not odd that he's dating another woman, but shouldn't he tell his wives if he's going out on dates with and making out with another woman? And along those lines, the part where some other polygamist guy was talking about trust being broken when he told his girlfriend about his polygamy and then said that she had to earn his trust back was so easy from a writer's standpoint, but it still worked. I automatically hated him for being a jerk.
I'm a bit uninterested in the business part of the storyline, but maybe the introduction of another faction will make things more interesting.
Rhonda continues to be manipulative. Poor Heather; if Rhonda wasn't lying about her parents trying to get custody, she's in for a rocky time at home.
And Ben believes in his religion and thus the anti-sex message so much yet is still not able to stand up to his girlfriend. I love snarky Sarah: "I'm not ready to be an aunt." With Barb finding out about Rhonda, Ben has nothing to hold over Sarah's head to prevent her from telling on him about having sex, as they mutually threatened last episode, so we'll see if that pops up. |
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