That's what I was talking about. The secondary love interest could have been good... but they only gave about 12 seconds of screen time to implying anything. Which was a shame. I wonder if there was a director's cut that had cut scenes in which that story got extra footage. Who knows?
Instead, that girl became the poster child for post-traumatic stress disorder. Everywhere she looked, someone else gets horribly slaughtered, and her eyes get wider and wider as her face shifts slowly into madness and despair. She would have grown up needing centuries of therapy.
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Date: 2003-12-01 07:59 am (UTC)Instead, that girl became the poster child for post-traumatic stress disorder. Everywhere she looked, someone else gets horribly slaughtered, and her eyes get wider and wider as her face shifts slowly into madness and despair. She would have grown up needing centuries of therapy.
TRAUMA!!!!