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Unfortunately, everything comes crashing down in this weeks Well Never Have Paris.
Jack sort of bulldozes her way in, with genuine connection and chemistry and affection for one another.
I think its a little bit of a trust-whiplash moment for Keeley.
The connection they had was very real; I think they were falling in love, big-time.
Theres a profound parallel between all of them.
Id love to take a right turn and do something that doesnt necessarily juggle those balls for a second.
Its a tool for her, rather than who she naturally is.
Shes much more governed by what other people think.
Nothing against villains, but its interesting to find three-dimensionality in any character.
Jack doesnt know that shes being this way, you know?
This is just who Jack is.
And thinking about herself, her own pleasure and enjoyment first, which is where we get into trouble.
But shes a woman in abigboys club.
Do you watchSuccession?I do.
How has love been shown their whole lives?
How much have money and status been a part of what values are drummed into them?
That imprint is so deep, you know?
Jack says that shes get away with murder rich, and Kendall Roy is quite literally that person!
I have a lot of hope that Ellen gets a break from all the internal pain and suffering.
The future is bright.
