The Life of Me

I think that's why it's brilliantly written, when she's struggling, and she's talking to Roy Kent about, “I had all these things planned, and she doesn't seem interested in any of them.” Because she's trying too hard. She's overcompensating for the fact she hasn't seen [Nora] for six or seven years. Roy has already talked to her about, “Don't you dare go out with anyone that doesn't make you feel like you've been hit by lightning.” And he does it again about Nora. He goes, “Stop trying so hard. The kid will want to be with you just because she wants to be with you.” But Rebecca has such an in-built sadness and difficulty being around children, because it's the one thing that's alluded her. (x)

*also* the way that Rebecca moans about the damn biscuit. Ma’am. We know you love them. 

That’s a hard one, but because I love her, probably ‘Make Rebecca Great Again’. Or ‘For The Children’.

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I’ll have to see if I can watch it again.