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Originally Posted by msstock87 (Post 84697346)

She had a lot of love for Brandon and I think she felt he was one of the few family members she felt she had.

I agree - she really did
I did kind of feel sorry for Val because of her childhood which is why she is so malicious but hey I love her bad ways

How she acted makes sense based on how her childhood was.

That's why I give Val some allowances despite the fact she tried so hard to break up BK

I always did too, sometimes her actions made me cringe, but I still loved her.

I know but Val added another dimension to the show which is why I loved her

Yes, she took the show into a new direction.

Yes, the direction of badness - that's the way I like it lol

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Originally Posted by msstock87 (Post 84768784)

Yes, she took the show into a new direction.

hell yeah she did, like a boss!

Whoever still thought she was a good girl got a reality check when she was rolling that blunt in the end of 5x01.

Naaah! Val is such a sweet angel :D

her chin is pointy there, but i love that smile.

She ages the best out of the girls, I would say. She, and surprisingly Gabby.

Thanks for the link BlackWhiteRose

She looks great

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Has Val ever been to psychotherapist/psychiatrist? Almost everyone in the gang did, but I'm not sure about her. She definitely needed one. Suicide/killing of her father, whatever the SL was, rape by her father, by Noah's brother, maybe also someone else, her own suicide attempts... Not to mention her own ambiguous desires - to fit into the gang, but make their lives miserable. Her characterization was all over the place.

Nope! :lol: I don't think she did. I guess they couldn't give her that kind of treatment for fear that it would resolve her issues to the point where she couldn't act out too much.

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She really had a fixation on the things the other women had, or she thought they had. First Brenda, then Kelly. Probably because she realized that Kelly's actually got all the she considered Brenda's. I guess she was traumatized and unhappy so she was trying to be someone she wasn't all the time.

But there was too much obsession with other women, really. I even start to think that Val was a latent lesbian.

That's an interesting point. Definitely in the beginning she felt that the only way to attain the attention she was looking for would be to play a character of sorts.

I don't think the show ever suggested she had latent feelings for women. But it's funny, if you were to ask me how I thought Valerie would respond to such a proposition/opportunity, I'd say she'd lean more favorably on the continuum. Other characters like Kelly and Donna might just be put off and shut it down.