Olly seriously got off easy here. Eve should have hired an attorney, filed for worker’s comp, sued for hazardous working conditions, and won half a million dollars.
But I suppose the only one present who might even start to think that way was Park.
Park is a judgmental prick, but I wouldn't say he's a bad guy. It's easy to see him in a bad light in the lens of a slice-of-life story of the millennial plight aimlessness in early adulthood, something Park seems to never have been afflicted of. I've had my share of controlling partners, and while I would always loathe the damage they've done to me, I can never deny that maybe much of it was just because we were never really right for each other. (Also because they were assholes.)
3 thoughts on “#216 – predisposed to gravity”
Ken
Olly seriously got off easy here. Eve should have hired an attorney, filed for worker’s comp, sued for hazardous working conditions, and won half a million dollars.
But I suppose the only one present who might even start to think that way was Park.
sebastianshanearmstrongcooper
This kind of reasoning makes me think more that Park was not a bad person…
He was just nowhere near the right person for Eve. So he SHOULD be the villain in this story… just not a villain in general.
L. Jones
Park is a judgmental prick, but I wouldn't say he's a bad guy. It's easy to see him in a bad light in the lens of a slice-of-life story of the millennial plight aimlessness in early adulthood, something Park seems to never have been afflicted of. I've had my share of controlling partners, and while I would always loathe the damage they've done to me, I can never deny that maybe much of it was just because we were never really right for each other. (Also because they were assholes.)