"Heidi-Ho, Gotta Go!"
I love how Mahandra and Aaron both always jump to Jaye's defense, even when they are personally befuddled by her apparent whackitude. Fiercely loyal.
Jaye is clearly too good for Eric. That boy started out great, but his spine totally leaked out his ass. Eww.
Well, see, that's the thing. I was always suspicious. Guys who date Heidi Hos deserve their pain. They don't deserve Jayes.
lori, I'm hungry, let's go get LUNCH.
So that's what that ringing was.
Huh.
Well, see, that's the thing. I was always suspicious. Guys who date Heidi Hos deserve their pain. They don't deserve Jayes.
Don't you think some of them pay with their pain, improve, and eventually can come to deserve Jayes?
(some is not necessarily Eric, but not not Eric, either. A
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Don't you think some of them pay with their pain, improve, and eventually can come to deserve Jayes?
Not without an intervention by Dr. Phill.
Door. Mat. And also a tendency to be overly forgiving, or in Eric's case, to see something that isn't really there.
lori, I'm hungry, let's go get LUNCH.
Damn - can't! Stoopie work and downlinks.
I think Eric gave himself the rebound talk, and then looked at Jaye's strangeness again, and fell over.
Somewhere in there he forgot to consider the breadth and depth of the strangeness, to not understand that him being broken drives him to need, and her brokenness drives her away from it.
I felt he was punishing both himself (his right) and her (MEAN) by the re-marriage.
I felt he was punishing both himself (his right) and her (MEAN) by the re-marriage.
From someone who's only read the script, I think this is how I see it. I guess I forgive him, because of his brokeness though, and because I think when you make a vow, it probably means more than "until the first time you cross me." I don't mean by that, that I think people need to stay in untenable situations. But I have some admiration for the wrong party trying again.
But still.