[Hemi-Cuda]

Originally Posted by Elkyiv

Yeah, I considered those points as well, but something about it doesn't sit right with me.

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The fact that Rachel embraced Shane at the airport on their return home made very little sense to me. "I'll learn to be happy", she says. What does that even mean? You married an entitled egomaniac, who you truly saw on the honeymoon. Why is him killing the manager a reason for you to go back to him?

Similarly, the friendship between the 2 girls reached a point where but for some major personality changes, was irreparable. The fact that Kai was caught stealing shouldn't have been the catalyst for Paula to repent and rekindle her friendship with Olivia.

The one story that fits the theme you mentioned is Tanya and Belinda. I felt really sorry for Belinda and could see Tanya's 180 coming the moment she met that dude.

I think we'll watch the second season considering it's an anthology, but hope that the message is a little clearer.

Well even with Tanya and Belinda...

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Belinda ended up with a fat stack of cash at the end, and likely is better off not trying to go into business with a person like Tanya. I'd say she easily has the happiest ending of any of the staff, and it even shows Tanya in a good light as even though she reneged on her deal at least she left Belinda with something that could still be positively life changing. Tanya was the only one to treat any of the staff as an actual person and not a simple servant