Sorelle

Is it just me, or do the Italians have an intrinsic disability to come up with good plots? Nothing seems natural. Everything comes across like it's being read from a script with no feeling... except the tears, tears, and more soppy tears. I just. Painfully, finished part 2. Is it really going anywhere? Or is the whole idea of the plot to make everyone wish they'd never started watching it to begin with. Italy is in bad need of some good writers.

Update: I had to see how it ended. And it ended as I thought. I had to constantly hop scotch through the last two episodes just to be able to get to the ending. I couldn't have stood to watch every minute. It was just curiosity that got me to the end. Please don't waste your time with this one. It's the soppiest, most depressing, tear-filled drama I've ever watched.