At this point, the teenager arrogance combined with the anachronistic tolerance of misbehavior starts to hurt my soul, not gonna lie. As you might have guessed, I'm not a big Elsa fan. Earlier, when she was burning the annoying, selfish teenage stupidity on low intensity, it was still possible to look at the most enlightened couple of the 1800s without a seizure, but by now it might be expected that a little "parental directive" would be included, since miss delusional is about to brave the wide wide west to join a native american tribe and live in a hut. You know, not the ideal future you envision for your children as a settler. But maybe I'm not educated enough for the oh so accepting XIX. Century, I dunno. And I don't care either. Just focus elsewhere, away from all this whiney adolescent melodrama, and let's concentrate on the actual story, and let us see the other, much more interesting characters too! Elsa's overdramatized teenage monologuing, which says the same cliche things about freedom in every second scene is also very tiring. She is taking adventage of the goodwill of the viewers. We got it girl, you are a free spirit and the wilderness is wild, can we finally move on? Can we have any relevant plot now?
Review of The Weep of Surrender
