Your thoughts were exactly same as mine. They both had their issues but i think Rachel was more of a difficult person than Daniel.Connie Otwani wrote: ↑03 Jan 2020, 08:17 I know poor communication is a verified relationship killer. All the same, I think Rachel's attitude played a big role in the final fall-out. I mean, I found her unsupportive (heck, she was opposed to man mission from day 1), selfish (wouldn't go to work), bitter and a loner (she didn't reach out to the "wives committee).
On the other hand, maybe its just that the main protagonist's character (whose name I don't remember seeing) was better fleshed out. We didn't get to hear her side of the story.
What do you opine?
Team Rachel or team main protagonist?
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Re: Team Rachel or team main protagonist?
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First off, we didn't hear Rachael's side of the story since it was a memoir, but from what I read, if selfish was a person... It may have been Rachael. I mean that man was doing all the work, all she could at least do was be supportive or at least communicate properly about how she felt.Connie Otwani wrote: ↑03 Jan 2020, 08:17 I know poor communication is a verified relationship killer. All the same, I think Rachel's attitude played a big role in the final fall-out. I mean, I found her unsupportive (heck, she was opposed to man mission from day 1), selfish (wouldn't go to work), bitter and a loner (she didn't reach out to the "wives committee).
On the other hand, maybe its just that the main protagonist's character (whose name I don't remember seeing) was better fleshed out. We didn't get to hear her side of the story.
What do you opine?
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I have to agree with this. Good point you have here.Stephanie Elizabeth wrote: ↑03 Jan 2020, 13:37 I have to agree with you about Rachel; she didn't seem to take into account the main character's happiness. Being so vehemently opposed to something your partner loves is bound to create tension.
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