I wish the show had the original ending from the book; Curry and his wife taking care of Camille and teaching her to be loved.

@@happybkwrm I mean kinda, they only showed up durin the epiloge after everything

Genie Hossain Hells yeah! In the book, he and his wife end up taking care of Camille and help her recover after Amma gets arrested.

Actually, the show changes it a little. He visits her in the hospital, fills her in on the arrest of her mother, and the two apologize to each other. There's a bit more hope there, as opposed to Camille last seeing Richard during the rescue.

@@Hard_Boiled_Entertainment It was never her who needed to apologize. I almost could not finish the book after the way he treated her when she was her most vulnerable self. I hate it when the person who sees or hears about someone's scars decides that they themself are the victim. It absolutely disgusts me the way some people have reacted to this part of me that I cannot erase.

I'll admit, though, that his reaction was a lot worse in the book. And not just because he never apologized.

What an asshole.

sad that a man would just ghost a woman because of a mental illness, although he also walked in her in bed with someone else

i know, he is such a warm and supportive figure, and it's just so moving and necessary after all of adora's terrible manipulation

Fortunately this episode adds a scene with the two of them kinda reconciling in her hospital room, parting ways on good terms with a better understanding of each other.

@@Hard_Boiled_Entertainment she never should have apologized.

@@Hard_Boiled_Entertainment I'll admit, though, that his reaction was actually truly disgusting in the book, and not because he never apologized.

@@sadem1045 And again, fortunately, they changed it for the show. Here, instead of disgust, Rick comes across more as, while stunned at the sight, understanding how it explains so much.

I knowww. But i think Gillian Flynn's books made all the love story a big NOPE. Look at Gone Girl.

thatd why it is munchausen :)

Munchausen by proxy.

No, Amma says it’s because she needs to remain adora’s “good girl” meaning that if she tells the detective, adora will cease to love her and start annexing her like Camille.

​@@indigo7289Which is bullshit. I'm surprised you didn't notice the look on her face after Alan told her to go back upstairs. She knew what she was doing. Amma's a very jealous girl, she showed it when Camille went with Richard instead of her early on. And it's the same reason three girls died because of her. It's all in the details. She's a manipulator.

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