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What do you think when you hear the word masculine? This is the big question in the third episode of TeenagerWhich happens seven months after Katie’s death.
This episode is fully done within a children’s mental health facility, which appears to be intentionally cheerful and not frustrated. There are skewers who came in the burns of the coolant, and it seems that all employees manipulate the jobs they hate. The guards are everywhere, but the independent psychologist (The Expection Erin Doherety) is able to bring Jimmy hot chocolate (with “Sprinkles”) and half a sandwich for their interview, which takes place in a room full of books, games and even a couple of computers. However, for a teenage boy like Jimmy, nothing good can lose control, whether from yourself or from the world around you, and this is repeated later.
What is clear quickly is that Jimmy was convicted of killing Katie. Breone was employed by the Jimmy family for the coming and evaluated to submit a “independent report on a prehistoric charge”, which says, “The judge will read for your understanding and understanding of the charges.” She is on her fifth visit with him and seems to have developed a relationship.
Things seem wonderfully between Jimmy and Brioni at first. They roam. They talk about grandchildren and being fools. But when Brioni puts pressure and runs her questions towards Jimmy, he immediately gets the defense. He believes that she is trying to deceive him because his father said wrong in one way or another or that his father is offensive. While Jimmy is quick to point out that his father does not like to accommodate the bar and treats his mother somewhat well, he also says that he was “withdrawn once when he was in a state of anger” and it seemed disappointed somewhat when Jimmy did not excel in sports.
Like his mother, Jimmy seems to be bad in everything. He says people think he is ugly. Special girls. Children walk and spit on school, and he does not seem to be thought to be smart like his sister. But he still insists that he did not kill Katie, or often he did nothing wrong.
While in Teenager The first offer Maybe you thought Jimmy was just a stupid child a mistake, in this episode it seems to be honestly threatened. There are times when his era behaves-even during his picnic, which has occurred to a large extent-but there are others, such as when he stands above Breone, mocks them, when he looks like a complete adult person. This wild fluctuation between the two poles is part of being a teenager, but it also indicates the differences between how Jimmy believes that it should be and what he believes is the appropriate way to get there.
Take, for example, when Brione begins to ask questions about girls and romantic situations. He was panic at first, and he asked her again and again, “Should we be allowed to talk about this?” But she presses the reality of the matter, and asks Jimmy to what extent does he believe that “natural” 13 or 14 years old would have gone sexually. Although Jimmy’s answers seem reasonable – a little over the suitability of clothes, with a hand or two under the clothes on the rare occasion – he lies in Brione on his gold. He is somewhat back away from it, although he has not been arrested, as he ultimately admits that everything he really did is seeing two pictures of girls in his class without their shirts.
Immediately, Prieione asks if one of the girls is Katie. Jimmy looks surprised by her guess and says, yes, one of them was. Katie had sent a shot to Tammel, who imagined her, but in turn he sent it around the Snapchat category. While Jimmy seems to admit that Katie should have worried about the entire world seeing a picture of her that she did not want there, he says that Fidget is a fool to share it without collecting more pictures of other girls first.
Enter the last Jimmy Gharib, who appears to be out of anywhere. This time, instead of overcoming his cup, he throws his chair. He is very angry. It is speed. Breone got the edge of the abyss. He also leaves his real ideas and words, saying things like “When I did what I did”, before retreating and blame Bruney to put words in his mouth.
Although this type of exit may be understandable if you are thinking about Jimmy’s position (which will not be angry with imprisonment, with no control, on walking in a terrible moment of your life over and over again?), What is the following that enhances the BRIONY evaluation of Jimmy. After ignoring the bullying and explaining to me what the attacks of Katie mean the expressive symbols concerned with the symbols of emojis, he says he is not a young man. He sees value in some of Andrew TateManoshere“Things, like” 80-20, “, as it puts them, or the idea that” 80 percent of women are attracted to 20 percent of men. “It may seem like this in middle or high school, when people are incredibly ready around popularity, perception, and everything.
“All I did is …” Jimmy begins and then stops, and mocked Brione by saying, “Look at you.
While he thought he was “smart”, Katie was ridiculed and quickly cleaned him, saying she was not desperate until then. Although this may seem like a safety for him, it is an incredibly strong thinking about the meaning of this, knowing its value and choosing to be alone and ridicule rather than conjugating with a person whose value has not been known clearly.
Katie does not give up any mistake here-what Jimmy did when he asked her was hateful, but her varied after he looked unabated. However, Jimmy does not understand or finds a mistake in anything he did. He might hate himself, to some extent, but he hated it more, and Brioni told that he brought a knife to confront Katie, but he just wanted to intimidate it and that he should praise him for not touching her because he “could touch any part of her body [he] I wanted to “but did not.” Most of the children had touched her, “Jimmy says,” but I did not. This makes me better, don’t you think that? “
And with the crash, there, the session ends. Breone has enough to conduct her evaluation and Jimmy tells that she will not visit him again. It looks unnecessarily harsh, and Jimmy calls her to what he thinks is not “goodbye goodbye.” He wants to know if she loves him because he loves her, but Brione refuses to answer, either because she cannot bring herself to lying or because, as a professional, she should not share her much with him in one way or another.
If I admired him once, when she was attending it with sandwiches and participating around it, it is clear that it is no longer-especially after Jimmy operated ten cents again and started going out, screaming in the glass outside the window and screaming while wearing it. Brioni begins crying, then trembles and stops herself, and takes deep breath before packing and leaving the room. Jimmy’s fate has been closed, and he was urged for years of indoctrination or bad messages about sex, masculinity, family, women, social media, acceptable emotions, expectations for himself and others. It is not one thing or a person around Jimmy into a killer, but there are many ingredients that combine in Sam’s full soup.
• Each time Jimmy searches for reassurance, my mother or sick people want to give him. Like, “I tell him that you love him, Brioni! It’s just a boy! What matters!” Or “Be more beautiful, policeman!” But there is a reason they are not, because it will not do that, and perhaps this is what I learn from this offer as well.
• One of Brione’s big questions for Jimmy near the end is “Do you understand what death is?” And while it seems that, I would also like to claim that most children do not really do it. They know that people or pets disappear, but they do not get that this is the disposal of the possibility and the execution of a branch of humanity that could have done great things, gave birth to wonderful children, and they have great friends. I know that it was not even a death in my college group, as it was deeply sank deeply. I do not defend Jimmy. What he did was terrible, but I say it is very difficult to analyze what the child’s natural belief is and what is malignant or perhaps even social behavior. A long short story, I do not envy anyone who works in a realistic function that appears in this offer.
