I've always been a huge Jackie fan---it's completely understandable the resentment Camille felt toward her for keeping her suspicions to herself all those years, but I agree that Camille may be forgiving toward Jackie. Jackie was correct, in that compared to Adora's money, image, and influence, no one would EVER take any accusation against Adora seriously, let alone from the town alcoholic/druggie. Speaking up could have landed herself in jail, and additionally cause irrevocable damage to Camille at an earlier age when she may have not dealt with this information as well as she could have. Jackie ultimately should have spoken up, or at least dropped several hints/clues for Camille to figure out her family issues herself, but I think she truly cared for Camille and assumed that hiding such terrible information was the better choice in such fragile moments.

It’s a tv show called sharp objects

Amma says a line when you first meet her to the effect of getting the attention of boys is easy but girls are so easy. That's why allows herself to be poisoned and gets jealous and kill her new friend at the end because Camilla is praising her new friend.

I get it but she’s still her mom so maybe amma still wants to love her

Unnecessary comment. Please get help for your drug dependence.

Yeah in her thirties I think.

In the book they explain Adora’s mother did it to her too.

The song they are listening to on the iPod is "Thank You" by Led Zeppelin. The instrumental song is "Concerto in D Minor" by Bach & performed by Alexandra Stréliski.

I ship her more with Richard (haven't read the book version). I wish they picked up after.

@@mirieshii1948 no they dont, in the books richard is disgusted by camille's cuts, never contacts her again

Munchausen by proxy IS NOT a real mental illness. Adora might be afflicted by something else (probably something in the spectrum of psychopathy), but I really don't see why this is relevant at all. She's not a good person, and you're a fool if you think she is by the end of the show. She is a master manipulator with narcissistic tendencies. If you were in the show, you would've been yet another brainwashed id*ot in that sh*thoIe of a town (had to censor the word "id*ot" because KZbin is a f*cking joke).

Lol she killed her daughter and was gonna kill the other two. She's a scumbag. End of story.

So basically the only reason why Chief Vickery & Richard show up is because Adora called them after Camille didn't come home the previous night. John wasn't arrested and Camille drives John home. The conversation between Camille and Richard didn't happen in the motel, but when Camille goes to the police station to talk to Richard after dropping John off.

Richard was more of a prick in the book, but he handled it better.

very distasteful, portrays the book perfectly. One of the best book to screen adaptaions ive ever seen.

@@moonbearz_ Not at all. Amma's portrayal was the greatest let-down by far. I've read the book many, many times. I love it haha one of my absolute faves. If I hadn't read the book, I likely would have liked the show just fine, but there are so many aspects of the book-vital aspects that could make for wonderful tv-that were neglected. Sucked.

@@lastsaint7778 I suppose yeah. But I think amys portrayal of Camille was unbeatable and definitely one of the best I’ve seen

@@moonbearz_ Nothing against the actors in the show. I did think Amy portraying Camille as soft-spoken and timid was a little overdone. Camille is traumatized and in some ways fragile, but the way she communicates in the book is more reserved than trembly/weak-kneed. Do love Amy, though. Amma is an incredible character in the book, and perhaps the most important. Too old in the show, and not at all the same.

@@moonbearz_ Also, the scenes w/ Adora and Alan being overtly cruel to Camille were a little too poor-me. It's more subtle and realistic in the book. Gone Girl movie is fantastic, but in all fairness Flynn wrote the screenplay, so of course it's going to be great lol

if it makes you feel anybetter in the book richard never called or tried to get back to her after he saw her scars.

​@@nishthakaushik4766Yeah, well. They're two completely different interpretations of the character. Richard is obviously more of a good guy in the series. Which was why people feel bad for This Richard.