
Here's the thing: People think everything is black or white, but that's not the case, and this movie really show us how flawed relationships can be. I hate how hypocritical everyone is in this movie. Rachel is the worst one, she is just so... Absurd. They all acted like they were less "bad" than Emma, when they were actually worse if not equal. No one here is exactly justifiable, they all did bad things, but here's the thing: The only one that seemed to deeply regret it and actually do something to redeem herself was Emma. So... I'll leave it at that. And I would definitely recommend Emma to see a therapist, and for her and Charlie to go to marriage counseling. This movie was fun. I'd watch it again. I will be thinking about it for the next couple weeks.

People will close their eyes to others suffer simply because it's too uncomfortable for them... And that is also being complicit in the terror and suffering they so desperately want to ignore.

There is nothing that I love more than women, and chaos, and women being allowed to be chaotic when society wants them submissive and quiet.

> ***How was Fargo?*** > > ***Yeah, real good***So, yeah. I watched cause I knew it was a classic, and also because I watched the series and thought it was going to be the same, but it wasn't. Yet i still liked it.