Love Fool

That's it. That's all it is. Rich kids having a little cry. It's very difficult to feel empathy for any of the characters here when they seem to have endless supply of money and no real consequences for any actions or any limitations in what they can do. It's like every character is competing for the sympathy Olympics. I get they're teenagers and are moody and angsty but come on, these problems are ridiculous. How are we supposed to feel sorry for rich kids in times like these? I've said it before and I'll say it again rich people problems don't count. Because if you don't have to work your ass off just get by, your problems became waaaaay easier to solve.

I don't know if it's the pacing or what, but this season isn't hitting quite the same. I will say (no offense to the actor), I much prefer Belly's narration over Jeremiah's. It was interesting to see his point of view for once, however I don't care for him as a character or his relationship with Belly. He's presented as the better brother when there are underlying themes that prove otherwise, despite his care for his mother.

Let's just say this season from here on out will be a tough watch (at least I've read the books and know what's coming). The rest of the ep was fine. I think Belly is being a bit strange in this episode given all the past drama with the love triangle to just ask Jere THAT question, it was off-putting. I understand she's young and this is all confusing and new to her, but we all know Conrad and her love each other most, regardless of anything that happens present or future. All the wish-washiness makes for drama and entertainment but it's gotten old.