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I apologize for being too harsh in my reply. I got carried away.It amazes me how people behave as if theirs is the most correct opinion. I just wanted to express my opinion with that render. Because I can see in Bella's behaviour that she's not a bad person. Before she provoked Rosolvo, she made us feel that she didn't want to do it anyway by saying "im sorry" in a whisper and she regretted it very much after she did it. a pure evil person would never have such regrets. that was just an example.
Bella's not an evil person, she just feels the need to look evil. Because she is afraid of being bullied again if she is seen as a weak person. It's her defence mechanism.
I repeat again that these are my personal thoughts.
But it is what it is. This response from Nika is cheap sentimental nonsense.
I'm suprised that people often refer to it, portraying it as something positive.
I have no idea why you're defending Bella. Their conversation revolves around her, but the problem is Nika.
This moment is the most disgusting example of his manipulations. The second one I would call his manipulation of Bella, when he forces her to join his plan.
This conversation triggers me not because Mila's problems were caused by his actions. After all, he might skip the heist. But because he has the nerve to get into an argument with her about Bella, despite...
He knows that Bella's/their actions have gotten Mila into trouble.
He knows that Mila doesn't know about it.
Still, he judges Mila for allegedly treating Bella too harshly.
He refuses to hear her arguments - examples of Bella bullying other people.
His last words "she's not a bad person, far from it" sound particularly bad and hypocritical here.
I understand when people mention Bella's regrets in the restroom scene or that Nika advises her to redeem herself if he's on her path. They both still don't see how terrible their plan regarding Vanessa is, but it's still progress.
But the only thing this conversation shows is that Nika manipulates and pushes Mila to his side, hiding from her his and Bella's involvement in her problem.
It's possible that Nika is sincere here.
But the moment itself strikes as not sincere at all.
And I'm not sure if it's done intentionally or not.
For me who watched the show carefully enough this comparison looks especially funny. Given that Walter is basically the woman from the first picture. Just in the body of a 50 year oldman moron suffering from an inflated ego the size of Jupiter.You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
So I'm not even sure who's shown in the best light here, Vanessa or Leia.
And don't forget their plan about Vanessa.There's no such thing as "look evil". If someone is being a cunt to me I don't give a fuck why they are doing it. Besides regardless of her regret she thought it's a perfectly reasonable thing to do to destroy that woman for the sole reason of someone she doesn't like trying to fuck her mom.
Bella fans who see her as a saint are trying so hard to ignore that.
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