Fess Up: Was anyone else just waiting . . .
for Kitty and Waddington to get together? Especially when I read the book, when he was so friendly and personable, I just thought to myself, "Here we go again!"
sharefor Kitty and Waddington to get together? Especially when I read the book, when he was so friendly and personable, I just thought to myself, "Here we go again!"
shareLOL. Funny you say that. But yes, I was anticipating that. Everytime they were together in the same scene, I just thought, "this is it".
shareLmao, yeah, I expected that one too. xD
Glad I was wrong.
The thought was definitely there, even though I knew the ending. Toby Jones was actually kind of attractive in this film - in any case, he was the most together, confident, honest and least emotionally tortured person in the place.
What Would Ashley Judd Do?
There was a moment when the thought flickered across my mind, but it didn't really develop into a theory. For a minute I also thought Walter was going to get together with Waddington's girlfriend lmao
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It never even occurred to me.
"Do you know me?"
It didn't occur to me either! :) But I did think when Kitty sees Waddington and his girlfriend together (after they all got drunk) it was actually Walter and Waddington's girlfriend because you can't see Waddington.
Oh, if only this rain would stop!
If only you would stop.
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When they met, she held eye contact with him and I wondered for a moment if she would try to initiate something with him out of desperation. He broke eye contact first though, so I figured nothing would come of it because he appeared uncomfortable with her intensity.
shareNo, I didn't get that at all, in the movie or the book. I guess I never saw Kitty as a "slut", just a spoilt girl who'd fallen in love with the wrong person.
shareThere seemed absolutely no chance of sparks between Kitty and Mr. Waddington.
When she first brings him the record, he basically implies that she is "second rate" for being charmed by Charlie Townsend.
Mr. Waddington. is clearly devoted to his Chinese girlfriend.
Kitty modestly covers herself with the blankets, when Mr. Waddington comes calling, late at night. Significantly, she then throws modesty to the wind, when she is informed that Walter is in danger.
The only reason why Kitty didn't try to seduce Waddington is because he is not her 'type'.
The only reason why Kitty didn't try to seduce Waddington is because he is not her 'type'.
I doubt that Waddington, with his young sensuous exotic girlfriend, was interested in more than just an intellectual exchange with this typical British doctor's wife. And then again, insight and intellect were lacking in Kitty. Waddington doesn't give off the slightest of erotic desire towards Kitty and vice versa.
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