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Bad friends can turn you into Bad Genius
What this film did to get so many adaptations, I don't understand
Watching this pissed me off at soo many levels
Bank was the only sane guy in it, and they corrupted him so badly. Why do people even question his villain arc when he was the biggest victim in it. It was interconnected; a bank would never have agreed to help them out in the stvic exam if the rich (Pat) hadn't made him lose the scholarship. They put hurdles in his way, leaving him with no choice but to work for them.
and that Madam Lynn trynna be the hero in the end because now it was her being blackmailed? fack off , you pushed him in this whole misery when he was just trying to help you out during that school scholarship test
Friends like Grace and Pat are nothing worse than hell !
Especially, I blame Grace more because WHY can't you just shut up and NOT tell your jerk boyfriend that your friend helped you out? This all could be prevented. Lynn helped you out of pure friendship during that first school exam. It was a one-time favor because you were so desperate to pass your drama class. She turned her friend's genius into social currency to impress her boyfriend, completely disregarding the massive risk Lynn took for her, again and again. Freaking manipulator, she didn't want to lose the lavish life Pat's parents were offering her.
The whole plot was just about rich people exploiting poor people for their own ends. They didn't even help them when they got into a bad situation, which resulted in the poor people becoming addicted to that exploitation as an escape to achieve their dreams. The rich can buy their way out of trouble, whereas the poor are forced to risk their entire futures just to get a fraction of that wealth, ultimately corrupting their morals.
Watching this pissed me off at soo many levels
Bank was the only sane guy in it, and they corrupted him so badly. Why do people even question his villain arc when he was the biggest victim in it. It was interconnected; a bank would never have agreed to help them out in the stvic exam if the rich (Pat) hadn't made him lose the scholarship. They put hurdles in his way, leaving him with no choice but to work for them.
and that Madam Lynn trynna be the hero in the end because now it was her being blackmailed? fack off , you pushed him in this whole misery when he was just trying to help you out during that school scholarship test
Friends like Grace and Pat are nothing worse than hell !
Especially, I blame Grace more because WHY can't you just shut up and NOT tell your jerk boyfriend that your friend helped you out? This all could be prevented. Lynn helped you out of pure friendship during that first school exam. It was a one-time favor because you were so desperate to pass your drama class. She turned her friend's genius into social currency to impress her boyfriend, completely disregarding the massive risk Lynn took for her, again and again. Freaking manipulator, she didn't want to lose the lavish life Pat's parents were offering her.
The whole plot was just about rich people exploiting poor people for their own ends. They didn't even help them when they got into a bad situation, which resulted in the poor people becoming addicted to that exploitation as an escape to achieve their dreams. The rich can buy their way out of trouble, whereas the poor are forced to risk their entire futures just to get a fraction of that wealth, ultimately corrupting their morals.
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