By making these characters much younger than originally developed (per your last installment), it is no surprise that they are self-absorbed. Teenagers are, by nature, just that. They are immersed in the work of figuring out who they are / will be. Most teens have moments of altruism; however, doe-eyed love doesn’t inspire selfless acts on the whole.
By making these characters much younger than originally developed (per your last installment), it is no surprise that they are self-absorbed. Teenagers are, by nature, just that. They are immersed in the work of figuring out who they are / will be. Most teens have moments of altruism; however, doe-eyed love doesn’t inspire selfless acts on the whole.
Another eye opening instalment!
I prefer your interpretation of Romeo and Juliet. It gives the play far more depth and interest. Thanks! I am very much enjoying your posts.
gotit / what was he thinking ?? a modern man perhaps as opposed to Brooke’s romanticism