Damage: INSPIRATION FOR THE NETFLIX SERIES OBSESSION

Product Information

A simple familial melodrama that somehow made me look at my own life, loves, and contemplate we are given happiness or do we make it? Still, the writing itself hasn't impressed me as much as I hoped it would: the sentences were rather short and lackluster, and the dialogues were occasionally weird in their unnaturalness. Mensah cited South Korean series Squid Game as an example, and said the UK team is attempting to emulate that local-global balance. I read it in one sitting and the way it was written isn’t my personal favorite, but it wasn’t too bad.

Her narrative distance from the rest of her family allows her to transcend their collective emptiness. We are on a crash course with ruin from the moment we begin reading, and the story takes no detours on its way there.A seemingly happily married man who has it all enters into an illicit affair with his sons girlfriend and becomes obsessed with having and keeping her.

But, as a therapist, I'm having a hard time leaving my therapy-mind out of it, and diagnosing his bad thinking, behavior and lust in DSM-IV-TR terms. Damage is a 1992 romantic psychological drama film directed and produced by Louis Malle and starring Jeremy Irons, Juliette Binoche, Miranda Richardson, Rupert Graves, and Ian Bannen. This book was made into a good film in 1992, starring Jeremy Irons, and it's probably his presence in that which reminded me of Lolita, as he appeared in the excellent remake of that film as well.Maybe it's just me, maybe I don't have the right kind of education to appreciate this level of highbrow writing. A moça irlandesa que ao se mudar para Londres passou a a participar de grupos de escritores e ser editora de uma grande empresa, agora despontava como uma imensa revelação.

I have read one of her other books, Sin, dealing with the subject of Envy and while it is good but I think Damage is better. It goes on to say "Those who are lucky enough to find it ease like water over a stone, onto its fluid contours and are home. As she happens to be the fiancee of his own son, the deception takes on particularly disturbing aspects. A fine read, conveying a kind of understanding of how rare it really is to cross paths with someone who ignites, and how common it really is to simply settle, thinking that "this must be all there is.On the day before his wedding to Anna, her stepfather, whom she is close to, has a heart attack, and Martyn while looking for her, finds the address to her secret flat. There's a keen sense the author wished to examine this type of situation in a novel, whether sparked by some personal experience, or through an alternate source of inspiration, and that is accomplished. They meet at the flat and begin another tryst, but Martyn—having discovered about the flat by chance—finds them in bed. The only well-written part is Ingrid's rant at the end, but THINK ABOUT HOW MUCH OF YOUR LIFE YOU WOULD WASTE JUST TRYING TO GET THERE.