She faked the whole thing and he’s not mad? Oh please!
he’s to happy that he doesn’t have to change his philandering ways (not that he would have).
The seriousness with which he takes the deception reflects the seriousness with which he would have taken the marriage. The depth of his grief and affront is an accurate measure of his emotional commitment to Erika.
Yep, you’re right. Erika is very lucky.
ejcapulet about 15 years ago
She faked the whole thing and he’s not mad? Oh please!
KingRat about 15 years ago
he’s to happy that he doesn’t have to change his philandering ways (not that he would have).
4deerinmyyard about 15 years ago
The seriousness with which he takes the deception reflects the seriousness with which he would have taken the marriage. The depth of his grief and affront is an accurate measure of his emotional commitment to Erika.
ejcapulet about 15 years ago
Yep, you’re right. Erika is very lucky.