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I don't like the dialogue on the bench. There is way too much ambiguity. Not trying to spin it. It is what it is.
When they leave the church they think they are on the same page. He admits to doing a stupid "thing". "It" meant nothing to him. He wanted to pretend "it" didn't happen. He couldn't even admit "it" to himself. "That" would be the one thing she couldn't forgive.
Why doesn't he say once "she". No granted the other pronouns work too.
And I'm not saying he isn't talking about cheating because yes it certainly sounds like it. And the demeanor is there. And as I said before I thought that he believed he cheated.
I just wish once they came right out and said that in 216 if that is what happened and they don't. Now in 217 someone does call him a cheater.
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Last edited by Tracie76; 02-27-2013 at 07:52 PM
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