Miss Havisham, The Lonely Heart.
Miss Havisham, the lonely heart.
Great Expectations (2011) BBC
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Sometimes it is the people no one imagines anything of who do the things that no one can imagine
Joan Clarke









I had a dream, I was a lady. Or was it a nightmare?



- By Vincent Van Gogh
1. The Starry Night
2. Cafe Terrace at Night
3. Wheatfield With Crows
Teresa Deserves Better
I’ve watched “The Maze Runner” series recently. I found that most of the people don’t talk about Teresa much. More sadly, people hate her for what she had done. With due respect I would like to put my opinion about her.
I think she is really brave. Like she said, she did what she thought was right. According to her, the world needs to be saved. She can’t let people die the way her mother had. In doing so she had to sacrifice some people for the betterment of the other (I’m not saying that was fair, what I’m saying is that she had her point)
It hurts thinking that there are a lot of people out there who tries to convince others about their favourite villian’s action in a sympathetic way. For example, Loki from MCU, Draco Malfoy from the Harry Potter series, the Joker from DC etc. They are not saints. They did mistakes too. But people seems to consider their side of the story. But why don’t they think the matter from Teresa’s side too?
From her point of view, whatever she was doing it was for something good. She even sacrificed herself to save Thomas thinking that he was the only way people could be saved.
This speaks for our society, how we can easily fall in love with a male villian and try to excuse their actions, but doesn’t do the same to the female.
I don’t care if people hate me too. I said what I said.
