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Loved the way she gave it to Victor today. You go girl! You tell him the way it is. If he doesn’t want you because you took Chloe in, he doesn’t deserve you.
character in the show. It’s usually the female villains that are portrayed as strong. I hope they keep it this way.
She as much told her this was no ‘free ride’; that she had a drinking problem; that she was not going to wait on her hand and foot, allow her to do all of the things she’s been doing, and then come home to clean sheets and a warm bed; that losing Parker should be her ‘wake up’ call; and that she was was willing to help her, but clearly she expected her to take steps to change her ways. True, Victor may have been wrong in the way he verbally attacked her, and so was Melanie for that matter, and Maggie did take up for Chloe, but with a firm understanding that Chloe had to get her act together as well. So, yes, good for Maggie on both counts.
I was cheering Maggie on yesterday. That may be the best dialog this show has offered in ages. I love that Maggie was strong enough to stand up to Victor and let him know he’s no saint. Also, that if he chose to be a jackass and try to dictate who she could or couldn’t have in her home, she’s willing to live without him. No one needs that crap from anyone.
Also, telling Chloe that she’s not going to go out and continue her destructive behavior only to come to Maggie’s and live in a fantasy land, was awesome. Chloe definitely needs a wake up call.
Maggie is a real role model and I’m so glad they got her character out of the rut of being a busybody, holier than thou, landlord to the wayward person she has been the last 2 years.
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