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This is my favorite episode of the show of all time, it's a different kind of episode because here it's mainly a drama. This was also kind of the payoff to their revolving plotline of Marie becoming a nun. Also, this episode was sadly one of the last great one's for this show.
What's interesting is other than an episode on Marie, it's also about the mom. We get a few flashbacks on both Marie and her, their time together. It's interesting because we bet depth on but this drives in the point on the theme about our past desires conflicting over desires from the present.
The fine difference in what we think we want and what we really want in life. But also, simply about mother and daughter bonds and keeping them strong and close.
The flashbacks also tell a little something about both characters, how the mom had certain set ideals for herself and Marie. However, as time went on, she has changed significantly as she's became a little more open minded and most of those things she use to believe before have no weight now.
But also, that Marie hasn't been the happiest camper, I always felt there was a certain sadness that resided in the character. Were not totally sure why but from some of the flashbacks and throughout most of her life there are lots of reasons.
I feel that's actually true about most people that are introverted, how most introverts have endured the greatest amount of pain but don't show it because they don't want to display what may be deemed as weakness and constantly shield themselves for anyone that wants to take advantage of it. But it's not weakness, the people the deem one's psychological pain and take advantage are the ones that are weak.
From this we are able to conclude that this isn't what she really desires at all, it's only a desire that was set in her mind but not her heart. Personally I feel Marie wants to live out life and see and explore all it has to offer, she wants to be herself, she wants to do what feels good and right, and also she want to love and be loved.
It comes down to the pivotal moment when Marie gets out of the car ready to open the convent door. I remember thinking "Marie, wait don't do this, this is a mistake." And from that rain pouring down with a flash of lighting, I can tell even God doesn't want this for her.
Really like the final moment which were touching and the best Marie and mom moment when we see the mom to the right thing as she gets out of the car and tries one last time to reason Marie out of the mistake she's making. Really like Marie's reaction as she's confused, angry and really sad." But it's also really touching just showing a mother's love for her daughter and that is true sanctuary for every son and daughter.
Rating: 4 stars.
This is my favorite episode of the show of all time, it's a different kind of episode because here it's mainly a drama. This was also kind of the payoff to their revolving plotline of Marie becoming a nun. Also, this episode was sadly one of the last great one's for this show.
What's interesting is other than an episode on Marie, it's also about the mom. We get a few flashbacks on both Marie and her, their time together. It's interesting because we bet depth on but this drives in the point on the theme about our past desires conflicting over desires from the present.
The fine difference in what we think we want and what we really want in life. But also, simply about mother and daughter bonds and keeping them strong and close.
The flashbacks also tell a little something about both characters, how the mom had certain set ideals for herself and Marie. However, as time went on, she has changed significantly as she's became a little more open minded and most of those things she use to believe before have no weight now.
But also, that Marie hasn't been the happiest camper, I always felt there was a certain sadness that resided in the character. Were not totally sure why but from some of the flashbacks and throughout most of her life there are lots of reasons.
I feel that's actually true about most people that are introverted, how most introverts have endured the greatest amount of pain but don't show it because they don't want to display what may be deemed as weakness and constantly shield themselves for anyone that wants to take advantage of it. But it's not weakness, the people the deem one's psychological pain and take advantage are the ones that are weak.
From this we are able to conclude that this isn't what she really desires at all, it's only a desire that was set in her mind but not her heart. Personally I feel Marie wants to live out life and see and explore all it has to offer, she wants to be herself, she wants to do what feels good and right, and also she want to love and be loved.
It comes down to the pivotal moment when Marie gets out of the car ready to open the convent door. I remember thinking "Marie, wait don't do this, this is a mistake." And from that rain pouring down with a flash of lighting, I can tell even God doesn't want this for her.
Really like the final moment which were touching and the best Marie and mom moment when we see the mom to the right thing as she gets out of the car and tries one last time to reason Marie out of the mistake she's making. Really like Marie's reaction as she's confused, angry and really sad." But it's also really touching just showing a mother's love for her daughter and that is true sanctuary for every son and daughter.
Rating: 4 stars.
