Uhh angela 2 and 3
ive already answered this one but i NEED to emphasize so so badly the way she is written kills me so so badly. positive. shes messy and complicated and genuine and loud and Everything. she is Everything to me. im not allowing myself to get too specific bc if uve been here you Know how it gets w her. with me w her. but the fact that shes allowed to stumble through everything and learn and change and still have hope. still keep going. an angela is something that is so full of love. i would kill for her. in a fuckig heartbeat.
THAT SHE DIDNT GET A FUCKING HUG
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this goddamn bitch "you have to leave the company to marry?" "yes" "do you want to marry so badly?" "yes" "very well, i'll allow you to marry me" SIR THAT IS NOT WHAT SHE SAID SHE WANTED 😭
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strike plot in ysb really highlights the beginning of alvaro's crazy. like, yes some things are diego's fault bc he's constantly trying to sabotage him but also the way alvaro goes about handling these situations is his own doing.
the strike was avoidable, he just needed to put his employees first over his obsession with conquering the latam market. he loses sight and control of the situation as soon he loses bea's unwavering support. and everything that happens after is in angry retaliation towards her or about her.
alvaro sees her joining the strike as a personal attack against him when in reality bea is, with great difficulty, doing what she believes is the right thing to do. before this, she'd been on alvaro's side and helped him negotiate deals and supported him in his goals. his dream of expansion was also hers. but tamarindo demanding they fire 40 ppl pushes bea to see what alvaro won't admit---that this deal is not really in their best interest.
as soon bea thinks and acts on things opposite of his wants and needs, he becomes angry. even when she tries to find solutions or evidence of diego tampering against them, it's not enough to get back into his good graces. he can't forgive her for what he sees as a 'betrayal' and 'abandonment'. despite the professional setting, with bea he takes everything personally.
on one side, tamarindo deal and the strike shows the flaws of business expansions and how these corporations see people as numbers to be cut in order to see how well the other party takes orders. on the other, it shows how much alvaro depends on bea and his refusal to admit that. for bea, it's the beginning of her long-term arc on becoming a strong willed person willing to stand up for herself and those around her.
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I was like lemme watch one episode of this 4 episode show for funsies because i want to see my girlfriend and now im abt to start the last one this is four hours of my life i could have wasted in a much more productive manner
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there’s this friend i’ve had for years but don’t get to see very often and the last time i saw her was at the mcr show. she has no idea what’s happened to me since
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