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Anonymous wrote:What bree did was ridiculously evil - sorry but people in college get wasted and have sex and I don’t think that’s an excuse for sharing a life ruining tape and expelling your best friend for a dumb tape that she made for something that she didn’t really do or that she did but had important context behind it. I also think Bree set any SA claims on Baird college back 20 years. Now everybody is just going to say well she probably made it up like Lucy. But obviously Chris is going around assaulting girls.

But yes, it was very satisfying Stephen got kicked out of Yale and melted down about it.

I’m upset that we did didn’t see Oliver get his, but I imagine in the me too times and now that everyone has an iPhone someone eventually has a recording of him.

You have to remember that Bree thinks Lucy lied about being SA. She thinks the tape is true and she has NO clue she was lying for Pippa's sake at the time she sent the tape out. She also has just been through a succession of betrayals: Marianne, the school, her mom not believing her about Oliver being a predator, Evan sleeping with Lucy, Wrigley sleeping with Pippa. So the tape reveal does not happen in a vacuum or just to get revenge against Lucy.

Oh, you are right I didn’t realize she did not know about the Pippa thing yet. That said they were best friends and wouldn’t she have gotten Lucy’s side of the story? It would be so out of character for anyone to make a tape claiming that they made up sexual assault on campus? I would just be like did someone force you to do this? Did Stephen force you? What was going on? For her to just send it out… I get that she had undergone a lot of trauma, but it was a bridge too far for me.

Lucy was trying to do the right thing for Pippa by not telling anyone her secret and the subsequent lie so did not tell Bree. And then when the whole thing escalated with the tape and Stephen, she was having those panic attacks and memory lapses and not sharing things with anyone other than Diana who knew some (not all) due to having history with Stephen and more understanding of his games. And Bree actually DID try to find out more once she thought Lucy had been SA: Pippa is the one who told her not to bring it up more and Lucy did not want to talk about it so she dropped it even though she was very concerned and cared. So that compounded feeling betrayed when she thought Lucy made up the whole story for no reason. We also did not see that conversation but her foster brother was also feeling betrayed by Lucy and likely told her about that as well.

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Anonymous wrote:What bree did was ridiculously evil - sorry but people in college get wasted and have sex and I don’t think that’s an excuse for sharing a life ruining tape and expelling your best friend for a dumb tape that she made for something that she didn’t really do or that she did but had important context behind it. I also think Bree set any SA claims on Baird college back 20 years. Now everybody is just going to say well she probably made it up like Lucy. But obviously Chris is going around assaulting girls.

But yes, it was very satisfying Stephen got kicked out of Yale and melted down about it.

I’m upset that we did didn’t see Oliver get his, but I imagine in the me too times and now that everyone has an iPhone someone eventually has a recording of him.

You have to remember that Bree thinks Lucy lied about being SA. She thinks the tape is true and she has NO clue she was lying for Pippa's sake at the time she sent the tape out. She also has just been through a succession of betrayals: Marianne, the school, her mom not believing her about Oliver being a predator, Evan sleeping with Lucy, Wrigley sleeping with Pippa. So the tape reveal does not happen in a vacuum or just to get revenge against Lucy.

Oh, you are right I didn’t realize she did not know about the Pippa thing yet. That said they were best friends and wouldn’t she have gotten Lucy’s side of the story? It would be so out of character for anyone to make a tape claiming that they made up sexual assault on campus? I would just be like did someone force you to do this? Did Stephen force you? What was going on? For her to just send it out… I get that she had undergone a lot of trauma, but it was a bridge too far for me.

Anonymous wrote:What bree did was ridiculously evil - sorry but people in college get wasted and have sex and I don’t think that’s an excuse for sharing a life ruining tape and expelling your best friend for a dumb tape that she made for something that she didn’t really do or that she did but had important context behind it. I also think Bree set any SA claims on Baird college back 20 years. Now everybody is just going to say well she probably made it up like Lucy. But obviously Chris is going around assaulting girls.

But yes, it was very satisfying Stephen got kicked out of Yale and melted down about it.

I’m upset that we did didn’t see Oliver get his, but I imagine in the me too times and now that everyone has an iPhone someone eventually has a recording of him.

You have to remember that Bree thinks Lucy lied about being SA. She thinks the tape is true and she has NO clue she was lying for Pippa's sake at the time she sent the tape out. She also has just been through a succession of betrayals: Marianne, the school, her mom not believing her about Oliver being a predator, Evan sleeping with Lucy, Wrigley sleeping with Pippa. So the tape reveal does not happen in a vacuum or just to get revenge against Lucy.

What bree did was ridiculously evil - sorry but people in college get wasted and have sex and I don’t think that’s an excuse for sharing a life ruining tape and expelling your best friend for a dumb tape that she made for something that she didn’t really do or that she did but had important context behind it. I also think Bree set any SA claims on Baird college back 20 years. Now everybody is just going to say well she probably made it up like Lucy. But obviously Chris is going around assaulting girls.

But yes, it was very satisfying Stephen got kicked out of Yale and melted down about it.

I’m upset that we did didn’t see Oliver get his, but I imagine in the me too times and now that everyone has an iPhone someone eventually has a recording of him.

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Anonymous wrote:It was an oddly satisfying ending. It didn’t end nearly as darkly as I thought it would

I found it incredibly dark, sheesh.

If you found the ending dark, I’m not sure how you got through the episodes

Anonymous wrote:It was an oddly satisfying ending. It didn’t end nearly as darkly as I thought it would

I found it incredibly dark, sheesh.

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Anonymous wrote:It was an oddly satisfying ending. It didn’t end nearly as darkly as I thought it would

I hated the wedding ending.

- Stephen’s broken engagement

- Evan yelling at Wrigley

- Bree smiling at Wrigley after she knows her best friend realizes Bree’s the one who ruined her life

- Stephen on the microphone

It went from being a drama to a beyond silly type of sitcom

-why would Bree be with Wrigley for months before the wedding and yet they never talked about when Bree got back together with Evan?

Stephen on the mic and Evan yelling at Wrigley were so good and yes funny. I think I liked it being funny so much because it was so different from the rest of the series. Was hilarious to see the messed up humor in it all.

your last bullet point - I think you're confusing Bre/Wrigley conversation when he asked why they never talked about what happened. That conversation was at Bre's engagement party.

Oh I guess that’s right. Bree lost all of her soft naïveté.

I really disliked the wedding scene. It was like a disjointed slap together to create an ending.

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Anonymous wrote:It was an oddly satisfying ending. It didn’t end nearly as darkly as I thought it would

I hated the wedding ending.

- Stephen’s broken engagement

- Evan yelling at Wrigley

- Bree smiling at Wrigley after she knows her best friend realizes Bree’s the one who ruined her life

- Stephen on the microphone

It went from being a drama to a beyond silly type of sitcom

-why would Bree be with Wrigley for months before the wedding and yet they never talked about when Bree got back together with Evan?

Stephen on the mic and Evan yelling at Wrigley were so good and yes funny. I think I liked it being funny so much because it was so different from the rest of the series. Was hilarious to see the messed up humor in it all.

your last bullet point - I think you're confusing Bre/Wrigley conversation when he asked why they never talked about what happened. That conversation was at Bre's engagement party.

Anonymous wrote:It was an oddly satisfying ending. It didn’t end nearly as darkly as I thought it would

I hated the wedding ending.

- Stephen’s broken engagement

- Evan yelling at Wrigley

- Bree smiling at Wrigley after she knows her best friend realizes Bree’s the one who ruined her life

- Stephen on the microphone

It went from being a drama to a beyond silly type of sitcom

-why would Bree be with Wrigley for months before the wedding and yet they never talked about when Bree got back together with Evan?

It was an oddly satisfying ending. It didn’t end nearly as darkly as I thought it would

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Anonymous wrote:It was a good finale and ended surprisingly upbeat and funny and well for all characters, nobody is too hurt in the end. I wish we knew more clearly what all the characters ended up doing in life bc I don't remember us knowing from earlier on, maybe I forgot?

Upbeat and funny, what? All the relationships were permanently destroyed, except one.

No, it was very clear from the smile between Bree and Wrigley they would end up together. Evan we don’t care about since he did that horrible thing to Bree by making her mom drink. And Stephen and Lucy? They deserve the cruel games they play with each other and at least now she just laughs about it.

He's not the one who made Bree's mom drink. He was surprised and worried about it. It was Evan who specifically took her out and got her drunk.

Yes that's what I wrote.

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Anonymous wrote:It was a good finale and ended surprisingly upbeat and funny and well for all characters, nobody is too hurt in the end. I wish we knew more clearly what all the characters ended up doing in life bc I don't remember us knowing from earlier on, maybe I forgot?

Upbeat and funny, what? All the relationships were permanently destroyed, except one.

No, it was very clear from the smile between Bree and Wrigley they would end up together. Evan we don’t care about since he did that horrible thing to Bree by making her mom drink. And Stephen and Lucy? They deserve the cruel games they play with each other and at least now she just laughs about it.

He's not the one who made Bree's mom drink. He was surprised and worried about it. It was Evan who specifically took her out and got her drunk.

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Anonymous wrote:It was a good finale and ended surprisingly upbeat and funny and well for all characters, nobody is too hurt in the end. I wish we knew more clearly what all the characters ended up doing in life bc I don't remember us knowing from earlier on, maybe I forgot?

Upbeat and funny, what? All the relationships were permanently destroyed, except one.

No, it was very clear from the smile between Bree and Wrigley they would end up together. Evan we don’t care about since he did that horrible thing to Bree by making her mom drink. And Stephen and Lucy? They deserve the cruel games they play with each other and at least now she just laughs about it.

Anonymous wrote:It was a good finale and ended surprisingly upbeat and funny and well for all characters, nobody is too hurt in the end. I wish we knew more clearly what all the characters ended up doing in life bc I don't remember us knowing from earlier on, maybe I forgot?

Upbeat and funny, what? All the relationships were permanently destroyed, except one.

Anonymous wrote:It was a good finale and ended surprisingly upbeat and funny and well for all characters, nobody is too hurt in the end. I wish we knew more clearly what all the characters ended up doing in life bc I don't remember us knowing from earlier on, maybe I forgot?

Yes, so upbeat and funny. Was a nice stray from 99% of the rest of the series.

As for futures, we know Dianna ended up going to Yale. And I'm assuming Stephen gets into some other law school after Yale dropped him, due to the G Wagon he was driving in the episode. Those are the only ones I think we have any insight into.