u say it’s one of eves less flattering moments and you’re right, but that’s whats so great about it! It makes her as a character feel more real, like “oh hey I’ve also waited till the last minute for a big decision I already knew the answer to” anyway it’s real good a real good character moment I think
Look, maybe I've been really groomed by my manipulative ex, but I agree that this definitely one of Eve's less flattering moments. Park is unsupportive, but his reaction is just out of an exasperation out of Eve's indecision. He has chosen to move on with his life, he has decided for Eve that it would be good for her, but recognizes that he can't make her go if she doesn't want to.
The other thing is Eve isn't wrong here either. Nobody enjoys being stuck in a rut, and one of Park's failings is his inability to recognize that, while Eve's is her inability to just say what she wants, and people can't always stick around to wait for her to decide.
8 thoughts on “#363 – this is no small step”
joshua
One of Park's less flattering moments?
Bleh
Definitely one of Park's less flattering moments. What a manipulative asshole.
Morgan
No, it's not. I'm proud of her. It is a tough moment, but I am proud of her. If she'd gone, she'd be miserable the rest of her life.
Eva
u say it’s one of eves less flattering moments and you’re right, but that’s whats so great about it! It makes her as a character feel more real, like “oh hey I’ve also waited till the last minute for a big decision I already knew the answer to” anyway it’s real good a real good character moment I think
Marvin Choi
'Tis a complicated thing.
Scytale
On the contrary, I think it's a good moment for her.
Scott
Park’s doing a lot of pushing and no pulling.
Guesty McGuest
Look, maybe I've been really groomed by my manipulative ex, but I agree that this definitely one of Eve's less flattering moments. Park is unsupportive, but his reaction is just out of an exasperation out of Eve's indecision. He has chosen to move on with his life, he has decided for Eve that it would be good for her, but recognizes that he can't make her go if she doesn't want to.
The other thing is Eve isn't wrong here either. Nobody enjoys being stuck in a rut, and one of Park's failings is his inability to recognize that, while Eve's is her inability to just say what she wants, and people can't always stick around to wait for her to decide.