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EastEnders Nasty Kim

James from London

International Treasure
Because she loves her.
 

James from London

International Treasure
Sometimes people say harsh things out of love. It doesn't necessarily make them a psychopath.
 

Cookiescholes

Telly Talk Active Member
Sometimes people say harsh things out of love. It doesn't necessarily make them a psychopath.
But Denise hanging on to a baby she doesn't want to raise isn't good for either Denise or the baby surely?

I understand Kim's shock and hurt but she should get past it to support Denise's decision.
 

James from London

International Treasure
People doing what they "should" doesn't necessarily make for good drama.
 

Walford Boy

Telly Talk Addict
Diane Parish was brilliant. That end scene was superb.
 

James from London

International Treasure
I'm not sure Kim's behaviour towards Denise this week would have been quite as moving had it not been for how she behaved a few weeks ago when you were calling her a psychopath.
 

James from London

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Angela Chilling

Telly Talk Veteran
Nasty Kim? Not at all.

Kim wasn't really bullying Denise, she was acting out of love for her sister and her nephew. Yes, it was Denise's decision to give away her son but that doesn't mean Kim has to agree with it and can't do what she think is best for the family. Kim genuinely believed that Denise was making a mistake and was doing everything she could to get her to change her mind. Her actions were not motivated by malice or self interest but by love.

I really like the relationship between Kim and Denise in how they can fight constantly but always have a deep underlining affection for each other.
 

James from London

International Treasure
Nasty Kim? Not at all.

Kim wasn't really bullying Denise, she was acting out of love for her sister and her nephew. Yes, it was Denise's decision to give away her son but that doesn't mean Kim has to agree with it and can't do what she think is best for the family. Kim genuinely believed that Denise was making a mistake and was doing everything she could to get her to change her mind. Her actions were not motivated by malice or self interest but by love.

I really like the relationship between Kim and Denise in how they can fight constantly but always have a deep underlining affection for each other.

Yes, love is messy. It doesn't always follow a strict moral code of behaviour (especially in drama).
 

Cookiescholes

Telly Talk Active Member
Oh I loved the whole thing. I love the way Kim's character can inhabit both extremes of behaviour.
Characters are normally drama or comedy. Having both is jarring. The real Kim is the one who buffooned about during the pancake race (as she has been comedy more than drama over the yrs so I assume that is the real personality and not the fake one), not the one shouting the odds at Denise, and even then I do not always find her very funny. She is adored on Twitter though however they write her.
 
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