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The point is AIDS didn't even cross his mind. Its not about the educators being callous. Its about him not understanding the depth of the problems. It doesn't even make sense for him to worry about his own health he didn't get anywhere near the blood or anything. Everyone involved is concerned for the children's health, but he doesn't even know the real risk.
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Narcissus1916 posted:
Maybe thats true but you have to cut them a break. Its a great show but its still a show. It would be a lot to ask of them to establish two schools full of characters. You've gotta allow them some storytelling economy.
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Aug 20, 2013 17:52
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Gus is actually a good character. The way he treats Scott is the reason Scott feels stuck and decides to lie. Gus can't see past his own pretension. If he was willing to adapt, or at least recognize the hypocrisy of his supposed integrity he could've avoided pretty much everything. It's a much more nuanced story than it gets credit for.
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