Michael and Angel/Sarah were wonderful characters and their love was epic but somewhere around 78 percent the story went pretty preachy for my tastes. Seeing his grief, Miriam insists that Paul should go and find Angel, but Paul refuses, still full of contempt for the woman he believes Angel to be. And sure, even though Angel couldn't have children, she ended up having them because I guess God reversed whatever that "doctor" did to her to make sure she never got pregnant again. A livid Michael finds her in a room with a client and fights their way out of the bar filled with drunken men waiting for their turn with Angel.

The point is, I don't belive in loving someone so much that they eventually love you, and maybe some couples end up together because one person engaged in an untiring pursuit, but I would think it's very rare that several rejections end with an equally shared love. Describe the changes in actions and thinking that took place after Angel was rescued a second time by Michael. Angel and Michael's connection stands as a pure example of love in its most honest and unconditional state. It’s very simple in style and reminded me of something like the Good News Bible where Biblical verse is written in a more modern, accessible way with a simplistic approach to what is otherwise complicated religious dogma when you really look at it. I believe the little sleezeball was just pissed that he was never a good enough client to even get to Angel.The film is an adaptation of the 1997 short story of the same name by Annie Proulx and stars Heath Ledger, Jake Gyllenhaal, Anne Hathaway, and Michelle Williams.

Men should not strive to be like him because his forgiveness extends so far that it would make any real person extremely unhappy. I can't get past how much the main female protagonist is talked down to and slut-shamed by her own husband (and that's not even all). Even with a spouse, there's some sex that's okay and some sex that's not okay because it's "giving in. But please try to get through those moments, because there is a beautifully written romance, too, about unconditional love, faith, and hope. I also thought that the way the religion was written in this book is probably suitable for the time period in which it was written (1850-ish), because most people in the 19th century were religious, and it formed the backbone of their social circles in many cases.After dealing with a brand new, defective washing machine (and doing wash at the laundromat for a month), . He's also reviewed and written about a wide range of TV series both at Collider and elsewhere, including the superhero shows Titans and Agents of SHIELD, anime like Jujutsu Kaisen and The Seven Deadly Sins, the crime drama series Tokyo Vice, the mystery comedy Only Murders in the Building, and many more.