Mark: good or bad?
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Re: Mark: good or bad?
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I totally agree, he missed out on the love from a family that he was meant to lead.kaylahk17 wrote: ↑24 Feb 2020, 08:53 I think Mark's character was in a rough spot. I do not in any way condone cheating but I also see the relationship he was watching and missing out on. He saw the relationship between his wife and son and must have picked up on how strong it was. He also was excluded from a relationship with Adam. I would have felt hurt by that and unloved.
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While I cannot excuse his treatment of his wife, it should also be put into consideration that he probably felt left out and his attempts to connect with Adam were always met with closure.
Sad thing he died but to me he was a good man.
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I find it hard to form an opinion about him because apart from the one meal when Carly was introduced to Adam's family, we don't really learn much about him and the family dynamic. While his actions are inexcusable, I think it's complicated. We don't know if he put in a continuous effort to work on his relationship with Adam or if he gave up quickly.xuanmaii wrote: ↑20 Feb 2020, 15:12 Adam's father-Mark, though the way he treat his wife was kind of unacceptable, but he always tried to be a good father to Adam. Sometimes I felt pity for him because though not a perfect husband, he was a good dad, and till the end of his life he couldn't receive any kind of expression of love or gratitude from his son.
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