Are you forgetting that their company has a no dating between employees policy? If the relationship is discovered,…
“In this case it would have made MORE sense for one of them to have left the job, or they shouldn't have dated at all. So yes, the workplace was used as a plot device. It's what keeps their situationship together. “
I wouldn’t say he really knew she was insecure because of the power dynamic. Not for a while at least. And even if he knew, it would make more sense for him to quit, but how many people do what makes “more” sense? They might, but they might also not. I’m challenging the idea that the workplace is simply a “plot device”. If these two didn’t work at the same office then he would make time to go over to her place. And if they didn’t work together and he wasn’t her boss , then their issues would be different, then it would be essentially a different situation and so a different story. I mean, there are options in life that make MORE sense, but the chances we take them are 50/50. So I wouldn’t say their workplace is just a weak plot device
And I’ve been married for 24 years, have two children and never want to cheat. It doesn’t mean that watching…
Exactly! Someone that gets it! Thank you so much!
It may not happen to you, and you may not tolerate that in your life because it sucks! But it doesn’t mean shows and stories shouldn’t be written about it. People really do struggle with that in real life so of course it will be written about. It can be interesting to explore what that struggle is about.
Are you forgetting that their company has a no dating between employees policy? If the relationship is discovered,…
what does it mean for it to “make more sense”. I mean why would it make “more sense” if they broke up. Stories imiatate life. In reality, people date even when it’s not allowed and keep it under wraps for a long time, so I don’t see why this is just a “convenient” plot device. People don’t just give up their jobs just because they’re in a relationship. if they’re not ready to get married right away then it makes perfect sense to just not quit.
What I do take an issue with though, is Luke wondering why she wants to keep it a secret. That’s a plot hole. I mean, why would he suddenly not know.
where is the rest?!!!!!!😭😭
this world is so weird and cool sometimes
I wouldn’t say he really knew she was insecure because of the power dynamic. Not for a while at least. And even if he knew, it would make more sense for him to quit, but how many people do what makes “more” sense? They might, but they might also not. I’m challenging the idea that the workplace is simply a “plot device”. If these two didn’t work at the same office then he would make time to go over to her place. And if they didn’t work together and he wasn’t her boss , then their issues would be different, then it would be essentially a different situation and so a different story. I mean, there are options in life that make MORE sense, but the chances we take them are 50/50. So I wouldn’t say their workplace is just a weak plot device
This is such a good reminder
It may not happen to you, and you may not tolerate that in your life because it sucks! But it doesn’t mean shows and stories shouldn’t be written about it. People really do struggle with that in real life so of course it will be written about. It can be interesting to explore what that struggle is about.
What I do take an issue with though, is Luke wondering why she wants to keep it a secret. That’s a plot hole. I mean, why would he suddenly not know.