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Stupid .Q.s.

posted 12 years ago by Jealous_Skunk
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1. How did Mrs. Pearson know that the baby wasn't hers and that it was indeed Josephine's child well before Josephine told her!?!? She had officially adopted him and went to court! I thought it was supposed to be a secret that they had hidden from her and she was supposed to think that the child was hers to prevent her form dying of shock! How did she find out? Who told her? Why wasn't she dead?

2. I thought that Mr. Pearson was a soldier or something like that. Later, they revealed that he was in fact a factory owner and a businessman! So?
What happened!?!?

3. Third question. Kinda stupid and dirty. Don't judge me, guys! I'm just curious and curiosity kills the cat and I'm not a cat.......

=)

The early 20th century supposed to be an innocent time where fornication was frowned upon and illegitimate children was considered dirty, filthy and unholy!

That's why this film cannot be remade today. It would be irrelevant! Fornication and starting a family out of the sanctity of the holly matrimony are considered normal, very moral and okay today.

Here comes the stupid question. Where did they do it? One time? 666 times? No space in the cockpit! Certainly not in hotels or motels! At the drugstore? I don't think so! Her room. The father would have kill him! So, where did they do it, people! Just curious! Don't be mad! Just curious.

Please comment.

Thank you for your time and have a nice day!

;-)

JeSkuNk

[–] eliz7212-1 10 years ago

Hi, re question number 3. Where did they do it. I had the same question. They landed in a field. It was warm outside. They probably just lay down in the grass, in their own quiet little place and lost themselves TO themselves.

That's how I figured it played out.

But when she was describing to Matt "when you have found the love of your life, etc. etc.

In three hours, she knew he was the love of her life? Not buying that.

It was lust, plain and simple. She got caught up in the moment. And him? He played her from the beginning (getting her up in the plane, planning his move, telling her he ran out of gas.....THEN he realized, she was GOOD GIRL.

Then they landed and she made her move. SHE MADE THE MOVE. Watch it again.

Really great film.

lol

[–] boxerrebellion 7 years ago

There have always been those that 'got carried away'. There were seedy hotels that could turn a blind eye, for a price. There was the old standby - the backseat of a car. There were barns, garages... use your imagination.