The nightmare of the third couple, jade, is the saddest female character in the entire show.
Jade has a modern side: sexual freedom, daring to love and hate, flying leaves, bisexual, able to have threesomes, killing and setting fire to the anger of the old lady.
At the same time, there is the other side of fate: inferiority complex, ingratiating, cowardly, and extremely dependent.
jade is not someone who is completely materialistic. It can be seen from the fact that she lived in the small apartment of her violent boyfriend and worked in the lingerie store before moving to the Taylors' house. It can be seen that she is more aimed at "dependency" and "care", which means "running for love and following for love" , if she is really aiming at material things, she can find a more suitable person.
Ironically, although they are together because they want to be taken care of, in life, jade is the one who is better at taking care of others. Keep cleaning and cooking to encourage each other, always watch and take care of other people's feelings. He even cleaned his house when he stabbed his ex-boyfriend to death.
When the Taylors and Jade first lived together, they sighed that no one disliked this girl. But why, jade shows extreme hunger for "care"?
Because I haven't been truly loved, I'm missing too much.
Jade was an orphan since she was a child, and she frequently changed foster families. Whether it was the requirements of her adoptive parents or other people, she was shaped into a harmless type: well-behaved, sensible, and gentle.
She did it as others asked her, but those who longed for her "good part" didn't give her a sense of security, or rather, didn't satisfy her security in the way she wanted - treat her as a Be a baby to heal, be honest with each other, even if only for a while
They left jade for various reasons, hurt jade, she became suspicious, angry, and continued to yearn, rushed to the next relationship, a new family, took turns of hope and disappointment, her extreme side was awakened, strengthened, and completely plunged into hatred , cruelty, murder and arson.
Jade wants home too much and wants a replacement for her parents. These men and women have sex with jade, cohabitation, break up and fight each other, come and go, but never enter her heart and truly embrace her and teach her how to get rid of the little girl in her heart.
If Taylor could see what jade was afraid of and talk to her, she wouldn't be so angry that she wanted to kill everyone around her, right?
If Tyler can say to jade, "I won't leave you, I will always love you, don't be afraid, you've grown up, let go of the little girl in your heart, you've grown up, don't please anyone, yourself That's also fine."
Jade will definitely hug her with a smile.
Love should carry the undertone of redemption. Only by seeing what a person is afraid of can one truly love her.
However, I hope you are not afraid of anything and are free and unrestrained.
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