Tuesday, January 31, 2012
CLIP DISCUSSION | Todd Manning (259) | CHIME IN and ANALYZE!!!
Todd. Oh Todd! Another clip we can thank bjujubee for. Thanks!
Todd thinks of life on the outside and it includes the kids and Rebecca!
Love these scenes when he is contemplating freedom. "Even if I walk out of here, I'm going to another prison, it's just another kind."
I adore this man, Roger Howarth, he pulls off just about anything including long hair. His reactions to Rebecca....so perfect. He's unreal. Of course, he's flawlessly beautiful as well.
What do you think of this clip?
FAIL: Powell shows up at Marty's house. Uh, no. Even to tell her about Todd's possible pardon, it's ridiculous. He is JUST AS GUILTY as TODD. I can't say it enough.
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Todd is amazing! With just a look we get so much. And there is so much going on inside of him - the conflict is palpable. He wants to much to be loved, so much for Rebecca to want him, to care about him. He wants it so much, he can't believe it's true. So much going on inside of him! And Rebecca, like the rest of us, knows the good side of him. I'm wondering why Powell is so worried about Todd getting out and would ask Marty to participate in this? He's actually crusading to keep Todd in prison. Is Powell afraid that if Todd is out, he will get his due? Or maybe that Todd will steal Rebecca from him. I might have missed something in the story, but how come Powell is running around free? No wonder he went mad.
ReplyDeleteTodd has that masochistic, self-destructive attitude when things aren't going his way. In this instance, despite his opportunity for freedom, he tries to shoot down any reason to fight for it because he's bitter about Rebecca's engagement to Powell and then the fact that she didn't visit him after telling him. Whenever something bad happens to him, he internalizes it and just lets it eat him alive. It's what led to the rape, and it's what is influencing him here...until Rebecca comes and gives him a reason to change his mind, that is.
ReplyDeleteTodd has that masochistic, self-destructive attitude when things aren't going his way. In this instance, despite his opportunity for freedom, he tries to shoot down any reason to fight for it because he's bitter about Rebecca's engagement to Powell and then the fact that she didn't visit him after telling him. Whenever something bad happens to him, he internalizes it and just lets it eat him alive. It's what led to the rape, and it's what is influencing him here...until Rebecca comes and gives him a reason to change his mind, that is.
ReplyDeleteTodd has that masochistic, self-destructive attitude when things aren't going his way. In this instance, despite his opportunity for freedom, he tries to shoot down any reason to fight for it because he's bitter about Rebecca's engagement to Powell and then the fact that she didn't visit him after telling him. Whenever something bad happens to him, he internalizes it and just lets it eat him alive. It's what led to the rape, and it's what is influencing him here...until Rebecca comes and gives him a reason to change his mind, that is.
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