During that argument, he was more concerned with what other people were thinking ("There he is, waiting for her again.") than with the relationship with his wife. Even in the deleted scene, he was more worried that other people didn't think he was important than he was worried that Miranda (you know, his wife) didn't think he was important. It's so obvious he cared more about status (specifically, how Miranda's status affects his) than about Miranda as a person. His fragile male ego meant more to him than his own wife.
God, what an asshole.
Then you know what -
I'm going to stop now before I go off. Let me just say that Dr. Phil would have a field day with this.
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i didn't like stephen much either
Date: 2008-01-04 09:31 pm (UTC)He's just so . . . vain.
During that argument, he was more concerned with what other people were thinking ("There he is, waiting for her again.") than with the relationship with his wife. Even in the deleted scene, he was more worried that other people didn't think he was important than he was worried that Miranda (you know, his wife) didn't think he was important. It's so obvious he cared more about status (specifically, how Miranda's status affects his) than about Miranda as a person. His fragile male ego meant more to him than his own wife.
God, what an asshole.
Then you know what -
I'm going to stop now before I go off. Let me just say that Dr. Phil would have a field day with this.
BTW, is it OK if I friend you?