Was there anyone else that thought it was a bit harsh for Sara to say "I was never your friend..." before stabbing Rebecca?
They were friends until Rebecca's behavior spun out of control.
I do. Those last words were overly harsh and completely unnecessary.
shareWhat Sara means is Rebecca is not a "friend". Friends don't kill each other's pets and best friends. Sara wasn't really saying she wasn't Rebecca's friend because she was. It's Rebecca who was not behaving like a friend.
She also said it because that is what Rebecca's other "friend" said and she knew it would really get to her.
You probably know this but other people may not.
Cici: "Oh, I'm sorry my bad, I thought you were someone else".
Ghost Face: "That's OK, I am"
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Nothing Is Forever:
Yes, that is what I'm asking and as you can see, several agree with me.
Well than I am glad I am not friends with those that believe words are more harsh than murder. No wonder the criminals have more rights than the victims.
My iPad takes all responsibility for mistakes.
Just a simple question, SnowPirate. What Rebecca did was harsh, but I think what Sara said was a bit harsh, too. Obviously, not equally as harsh as murder but still...a bit harsh in my opinion.
Rebecca was a good friend. She was loyal, understanding and always there for Sarah. The only problem was not only her "disorder" but the fact that she was selfish.
great line for the trailer. sort of a "get off my plane" moment
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