@gini__us Likewise:
“Así que, si tú quieres que me vaya, yo me iré.”
and especially:
“Yo, desde luego, haré lo que me pidas.”
are Fina's own formulations.
Bianca may have redirected the expression of that loyalty, but Fina remains responsible for what she subsequently says and does.
@gini__us When Fina tells Marta:
“Yo estoy en ese puesto gracias a ti.”
that isn't something Bianca put into her mouth. And, Fina knows that it isn't factually true. Cloe's boss was responsible for offering her the job.
@T_T_2_0 Once Bianca’s conduct is framed primarily in terms of freedom, courage, passion and determination, the uncomfortable question — what is she doing to another person in pursuit of what she wants? — can vanish.
@gini__us Fina wants to prove her loyalty by saying, ‘I’ll give something up for you.’
Claudia proves her loyalty by saying, ‘I’m making my own choice, and I’m still standing by your side.’
That's the crucial difference.
@Leire_MyC The official Antena 3 character page describes Bianca's arrival as a storyline that will “poner a prueba la relación de Marta y Fina”, rather than presenting her as a character whose story is immediately concluded.
@Leire_MyC Antena 3 is still actively promoting Carolina/Bianca in September. Its 5 September feature describes Bianca as having become a major character and says she is determined to recover Fina and has inserted herself into Fina and Marta's lives.
@starryskyEN And that places Marta in an impossible position. If Marta says leave, she becomes responsible for Fina sacrificing something she values. If she says stay, she has to live with the knowledge that Fina is staying partly because Marta told her to.
@starryskyEN On the surface, it sounds devoted. But underneath, it's quite unhealthy.
Fina is effectively saying: “I don't want to make this decision myself. You make it for me.”
Birds flying high
You know how I feel
Sun in the sky
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Reeds driftin' on by
You know how I feel
It's a new dawn
It's a new day
It's a new life
For me
And I'm feeling good