Karen Was The Real Enemy
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mariadarling — 11 years ago(April 24, 2014 01:14 PM)
I dont know.
It seems that Karen really had good intentions, and who the h*** would put up with Margot anyway? Karen just seems like a good friend who puts up with a lot of crap from the people around her. -
lauraeileen894 — 11 years ago(August 03, 2014 06:58 AM)
Karen goofed big time, but only because she was as much a victim of Eve's manipulation as everyone else. I don't think she needs to worry, I think Addison has squelched Eve's spirit for good. Besides, at this point, even if Eve did blab about what Karen did, who's going to care?
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Noir-It-All — 11 years ago(January 11, 2015 06:23 AM)
Someone mentioned how Bette Davis did not like Celeste Holm. I read that Celeste Holm thought that Bette Davis chewed up too much of the "clippings" scene in the car.
"Two more swords and I'll be Queen of the Monkey People." Roseanne -
nikkiweir — 9 years ago(December 11, 2016 11:02 PM)
Addison introduces Karen:
This is Karen Richards. She is the wife of a playwright, therefore of the Theater by marriage.
Nothing in her background or breeding should have brought her
any closer to the stage than row E, center
So Karen is an outsider in the theater world, maybe without an easy feel for how it works and what really is or isn't important to theater people, or she might have confronted Margo on other ground.
But she seems to be a good enough person to know a moral dilemma when she's in one, beginning to feel remorseful about her prank after seeing Margo more clearly, even before she realizes how Eve has manipulated things.
"The bonsai: the ultimate miniature."
Will Hayward,
Twin Peaks