I think Claire was the worst by far. She was definitely realistic in the sense that she was a lot like most other girls
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Jennie_Portrait — 9 years ago(June 24, 2016 03:16 PM)
Maggie was one of those people who
believes
she is a nice/good person. But in reality, she is only nice/good for lack of opportunity to be naughty. The instant she had a chance, she screwed Nate. Nice girls don't screw around with men who have a 7-months pregnant wife at home. Really.
Never say never
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Jennie_Portrait — 9 years ago(June 24, 2016 03:08 PM)
She was annoying all right but very realistic. Reminds me of all the women out there who don't know how good they have it. I think she should have been more supportive of Rico. He was a good man.
Never say never
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jpmontague — 9 years ago(August 17, 2016 07:51 PM)
Surprised no one has mentioned Olivier in this thread. Smug, pretentious, a bully, and a long-term partner to that horrible trollop Margaret Chenowith. Those are the only two who show no real redeeming qualities or personal growth - although at a stretch you could say Olivier playing happily with Maya and helping Claire out with her NYC lead (albeit a dead-end) were some small token of redemption.
Mind you, I guess neither of these characters
annoyed
me exactly, I just found them hateful. None of the characters really annoyed me because they were all so well-crafted and acted.
I definitely don't understand the hatred for Lisa - I thought she was sweet, and earnest and loving mother and partner, and very considerate to others. You can't really blame her for becoming a bit needy when married to the elusive Nate. -
Eltro — 9 years ago(January 24, 2017 02:01 PM)
The characters I really didn't care for were:
- Narssistic Nate
- Crappy Claire
- Ghastly George
- Brilliant Brenda
- Claire's art teacher
- Remorseful Ruth (although she started becoming so likable before George came into her life)
I really liked David, Nathaniel Sr., and Cathy Bates' Character