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<blockquote data-quote="Stillwitty" data-source="post: 426946" data-attributes="member: 65330">Hated her character. She personified the antithesis of what women were still working to achieve in the 80&#039;s - definitely a creation of male writers....jsAnne&#039;s comment about Mack and Meatloaf (M &amp; M?) reinforces what I always said:&nbsp; Anne blaming her parents for breaking them up was always deflection from the truth. A young Anne thought long and hard and realized Mack MacKenzie could never have supported her in the manner to which she was accustomed and she sold out him, Paige&#039;s childhood and her own salvation in pursuit of a life of decadent excess.&nbsp; Damn, I love the sound of judmentalism in the evening...Terrific episode of KL:&nbsp; Using leftover microwave meatloaf as a metaphor for a happy marriage is absolutely brilliant writing...all culminating in Paige&#039;s marital decision-making...All excellent points and would have made much better storylines than, for example, Tidal Energy...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stillwitty, post: 426946, member: 65330"] Hated her character. She personified the antithesis of what women were still working to achieve in the 80's - definitely a creation of male writers....js Anne's comment about Mack and Meatloaf (M & M?) reinforces what I always said: Anne blaming her parents for breaking them up was always deflection from the truth. A young Anne thought long and hard and realized Mack MacKenzie could never have supported her in the manner to which she was accustomed and she sold out him, Paige's childhood and her own salvation in pursuit of a life of decadent excess. Damn, I love the sound of judmentalism in the evening... Terrific episode of KL: Using leftover microwave meatloaf as a metaphor for a happy marriage is absolutely brilliant writing...all culminating in Paige's marital decision-making... All excellent points and would have made much better storylines than, for example, Tidal Energy... [/QUOTE]

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