Crazy for You, episode 2 summary

[dangermousie]

Here is the summary-in-pictures of ep 2 of Crazy for You, where things get REALLY sucky for our Hero and Heroine and everybody else.



I, being a horrible person, revel.



I love this shot, of the scattered effects of poor Fiance:



Secondary Guy calls Heroine to tell her the horrific news:



And as the police leads away the shell-shocked Hero:



Heroine passes him:



Poor woobie!



I confess. I cried.



First night in prison:





Remembering how Secondary Guy falling apart:



Secondary Guy is most hot when angsting. I am totally sick.



Speaking of Hot and Angsting:



Funeral:







Secondary Girl, meanwhile, flashbacks to the cutest scene ever, Hero giving her shoes (Btw, girl, I don't care if you are all 'I can't smile for him so I can't go visit' Argh. GO):





Flashback to Mobster Guy making poor Hero drive:



In case Hero had a surcease of pain in the past five minutes, now the parents of Fiance want to see him:





Is it wrong to drool over him here?





With Fiance's parents:



Mother is all 'You are really handsome.' She means in a 'you don't look like a horrid murderer' way but my mind is in the gutter and all I am thinking is 'you are really handsome so enjoy your time being anally raped in prison, murderer of my kid!' Hmmm.



More angst:









I love this scene. Secondary Guy buys heroine a vending machine drink (she is back at work, insisting she is OK) and she calls him by Fiance's name. And he pretends not to notice:



But when he gets out, he is falling apart:





She moves in with Fiance's parents:



And everything is seemingly OK:



Except not:





Next morning, she is all dazed and crazed, wandering to jail, to try to see the murderer, with Secondary Guy freaking out because she looks and acts like a very ill zombie:







And once again, they pass by each other:







She collapses before she makes it there, and Secondary Guy touches her face:







And bolts, because he is so full of grief and pain and self-loathing, because it's his dead best friend's girl and he shouldn't feel what he feels:







Sentenced to a year-and-a-half in jailplus hard labor:





Secondary Girl begs to see him:













You think Secondary Guy has monopoly on banging head on wall?



Secondary Guy leaves to go to America:



And Heroine runs to say bye:



Heroine comes to jail to meet 'the murderer:'



He is thinking if he should:



But by the time he decides to, she left, leaving him a note about how much she hates him and she doesn't ever want to see him, and every time he smiles, he should remember a man and a woman who can't smile because of him etc etc.



A year and a half later, free:







Now a few more years have passed and he is a valet:



She is a high-up technician:



He's got 'tude:



And her 'parents' try to matchmake her, but to no avail:





He visits guy for whose debt the whole mess happened:





And the guy has the gall to tell him he won't let a convict date his daughter. Die, pig person, die!





With Adjumma whom I love:





Secondary Guy is coming back:



Secondary Girl is now a Stewardess:





And they pass by yet again, waiting for different people:

Comments

[joonni.livejournal.com]

Oh, I liked the secondary guy in the beginning but then he got annoying. Watch out for him!

And the letter that main girl wrote? Kills.

[dangermousie.livejournal.com]

Secondary Guys usually go that way, don't they? Ahh well, he was awesome as a horrible bastard in Green Rose, so I am sure he will be excellent at being awful. Though I have to say, I can see why the guy wouldn't be keen on someone who killed his best friend getting to date the best friend's girl :)

the letter that main girl wrote? Kills.

I can totally understand why she wrote it but OMG, it's the most horrible thing ever. Poor guy!

[bodea.livejournal.com]

So, they've never met huh? They are so gonna fall in love. You may hate him noe, but you'll love him later! This totally reminds me of Snow in August.

[dangermousie.livejournal.com]

Ooooh, they so will. And I can't wait the pile of angst this will create.