For sure, that realisation of the stories full circle is what we all want to see at violets tale. 1 sitting I'd agree is the best way to experience it.

Agreed. You will catch how its all threaded together. Did you guys figure out why screech's girl and friend were unavailable and couldn't hide him?.

I never picked up on this despite watching it a million times. Now it's got me thinking the whole nature versus nurture thing and this is making me worried. I believe that violets silence was her direct response to abuse. I'm not sure if that trait would be passed down genetically to Jenny. However...and this is the bit that's hard for me. What if Violets parents raised Jenny? They are next of kin, they could have raised Jenny but maybe they said they couldn't handle twins? Violets fathers abuse of Jenny , could have lead to the same silence response. "Say nothing, don't scream tell no one". Horrible thought that I can't shift.

​@@shaunmoore681 Well, I always imagined it as being put up for adoption and being seperated, as the twins did not know eachother.... That being said, its pretty clear at 14 that Jenny was already a hooker. Walked the streets a thousand times. By 14 regularly? Unlikely. Statue in high heeled shoes. Why would she be wearing them at 14 walking home in the middle of the night? "Clocked out like big ben" at the beginning of Screech's tale. I also take this to mean she was done working....on the streets. Was the abuse violet-esque in nature in our narrator's mind when writing this? Hard to say, but I think its safe to say neither twin grew up in a loving environment.

He created ultra Dckens in a ten minute trilogy. Thanks for your reaction Carly Shea - Knox does the style, Pegasus does the introductions - you do the humanity. Would love you to do ‘some people smile’ by the blades - a Dublin masterpiece.

Hey, just FYI, trauma literally alters the physical structure of our brains and our hormone responses in a way which is genetically inherited. This is doing a lot in terms of explaining generational/race-based trauma responses where no direct control was exhibited by the trauma-affected individual. It explains a lot in cases like this (I know this is a story, but it is a real possible scenario) by noting that when we are born, our brain structures/neuroplasticity responses/developmental neuropsychology is impacted on a physical and hormonal level by our parents' experiences, and their parents and so on irrespective of levels of contact or roles in raising one as a child@@shaunmoore681

What if Stevie isn’t the father but violets father is because she had a council flat on welfare she would be pregnant

I will watch, and listen. He is on a path. He is not responsible to me for an explanation. I have felt the blows, falling like a crashing pilot...I get it, and I get it DEEPLY. I felt HI REN so deeply it took hours to recover. He is illustrating the life I've known and I need no subtitles to get it. "IS THIS MAKING YOU UNCOMFORTABLE?" Wow, that was a well timed commercial. You don't listen to Ren for "background". It's not "relaxing" It is a necessary and productive discomfort. I listen to Ren to THINK and LEARN and PONDER. This is not "fluff" or "dance baby dance" I will take the time to watch ANY performance of his, in ANY venue. It IS therapy. Stop asking the poor man a million personal questions. Just LISTEN with all your senses. He's going THROUGH SHIT. So are we.

Violet is also the opposite of violent.

LOL, I've done the same.

"A lady down in Paddington is fighting just to stay alive..." Yeah, I do it too. In the shower I'll even do the falsetto bit which is hard because I'm a baritone. XD

Something more sinister than murdering someone?

the seagulls when he switches to the concerned "say something", london birds seem to have the best timing in the world

You are being very diplomatic, But she seemingly missed the most important connection of the trilogy.

And TWIN sister at that!

I think she missed that completely. This trilogy should be shown in on e sitting.

Mate I got on to it she’d walked a thousand time before then she escaped 👌 also we call the profession street walkers aswell

yes

Funnily enough the ending of this is what reminds me of Dance with the Devil, both are fucking phenomenal stories with crushing endings.

@@snewginz eame

there is a lot of comment here asking the same question.

She didn't see the 1st 2 i think. That's why.