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In your defense, I'd highlight the scene where Hank carries the mortally wounded wet nurse. Or the persistent help that Roark offers to Peter whenever Peter vis
by eej71 7y ago
In your defense, I'd highlight the scene where Hank carries the mortally wounded wet nurse. Or the persistent help that Roark offers to Peter whenever Peter visits him. Or the final scene between Roark and Wynand where Roark continues to extend an olive branch in the hopes of restoring the friendship.
- manifestsilence 7y agoThe characters aren't always cruel. They just put their strict system of values before anything else, and this causes them to sometimes be cruel and antisocial. But just pointing out nice things they did without a response to the not-so-nice things is a defense on the level of Trump saying, "there are good people on both sides" about the KKK rally.