Minny Don't Burn Chicken...🍗| The Help | Octavia Spencer | Jessica Chastain | Gaiman Global

[@SimpleWorld08]

The CRUNCHY sound of Celia’s chicken bite itself deserves an Oscar. 🌟

[@lorrainejohnson5461]

Yes! That crunch made my mouth water, yummy 😋

[@annefitz7346]

Had me salivating 👍

[@reikun86]

A+ on the audio. A symphony of crackle!

[@thealpha2549]

Seriously because I just had some lackluster chick-fil-a nuggets that I’m regretting now 😆

[@reikun86]

@@thealpha2549 Aww there’s nothing sadder than chicken that doesn’t crunch. 😢

[@UmisTsukishiro00]

Celia was a woman raised in poverty who married a rich man with a giant estate who loves her deeply, and what she's most grateful for is Minny. Goes to show what a friend is worth.

[@blackhawkswincup2010]

I don't know that she values Minny more than Johnny, but Minny came on the scene when Celia was really feeling a need, and so Celia will feel that more, at least in the short term. And then they both found out that they like and need each other, and so the bond became very strong. And Johnny later became a dear friend to her, and valued her just as much for saving his wife.

[@AndrewMacLaine]

I always saw it as Celia being a child that was raised by a black nanny. Kind of like a parallel of Skeeter/Constantine and the little girl/Aibleen. They were all outcasts, blonde, and inherently kind/smart/impor-tant.

[@UmisTsukishiro00]

@@AndrewMacLaine That seems unlikely, considering Celia’s from a town rumoured to be too poor for electricity. Not impossible, just unlikely.

[@robotzombie4754]

So celia was poor an managed to land a eich guy? No wonder they thought she was a golddigger

[@Kaboomboo]

@@AndrewMacLaine In the book she was from a town called Sugar Ditch (which is mentioned in the film). The book is written in third person limited, so you get the narrator of that chapter's inner thoughts, and when Celia comes into the story, it's through Minnie's POV. When she hears Sugar Ditch, Minnie is actually taken aback because even that place was too poor for Minnie. She said all of the kids there, black and white, are super skinny because they can't afford enough food. So Celia grew up in a town so poor there was not racism or classism. Just a bunch of poor people trying to make it day by day. That's why she never treated the working class people disrespectfully.

[@bumblebee7384]

To think that Jessica Chastain fought for Octavia Spencer’s pay in this movie just makes this even more warm. They are really two women who support each other.

[@justinherrera3722]

Just when you thought you couldn’t love Jessica even more 🥺

[@AmeliaOliviaRose]

From what I hear she does that often with black actors and actresses

[@Miscellaneous_master]

@@AmeliaOliviaRose Jessica is such a sweetheart 🥹 her and Oscar are perfect for each other

[@irock2403]

Not this movie bro. Another one

[@johniii8147]

Turns out Mr Johnny knew the whole time and was very happy for Minny being there.

[@jendoe9436]

I wonder if he got a kick out of the whole thing with pretending not to know Minny was helping Celia with the house. And it wasn’t from being mean or anything, just knowing how much it meant for Celia to feel like she was adequately taking care of him because he knew she felt self-conscious about it. Plus, coming home to fresh, good fried chicken is enough to make anyone happy 😋

[@mcnoneya]

@@jendoe9436oh my gosh I’m disabled and my old helper who came by and made food and helped me keep my spacein order was southern and made me homemade fried chicken… when eaten fresh it was mouthwatering it was so good there are no words.

[@errolpletcher9186]

In the book, Johnny met Minny early on and requested that she not let Celia know that he knew.

[@shamf9672]

@@errolpletcher9186may I ask how much do the book and movie differ from each other. I love reading books that has a movie based on it. Just finished color purple and my goodness the book had much more depth.

[@nternetrat]

@@shamf9672 omg- read the book!!! the difference is TIME. the movie was around 2 hours to show a book that took way longer to read. they had to cut out a LOT - even basic plot points, to fit the movie. i think a tv series would do the book justice. i... loved the book, it was such a good read, i don't want to hype it up too much...... but i def recommend. :)

[@yahoo12345jojo]

So much to unpack between Celia's, "I'm fine right here, Minny," and "I know you didn't fall in no tub, Minny."

[@yahoo12345jojo]

Thinking back to the Celia that ran out to meet Minny for the first time, giggling and smiling uncontrollably. Celia.. I don't want to say she grew up or matured, but the world seems to have become just a little less rose-tinted to her.

[@a.g.demada5263]

​@@yahoo12345jojo maybe it's because of Minnie's influence

[@roxannpoor8770]

Yea sounds like Celia dated a couple of Leroys before she lucked out with Johnny

[@a.g.demada5263]

​@@roxannpoor8770 or she's just smart enough to guess

[@laobok]

@@yahoo12345jojo She's always known the world is a dark place considering she grew up poor and must've witness some awful things as a child.

[@girlyghoul]

I just realized- Celia was always overwhelmed by the size of her house. When she says "There you are!" to Minnie, she must have spent some time looking for her in that big house!

[@MarcusCato275]

It's even more interesting if you consider that Celia probably expected them to eat together in the dinning room, a place only family members and guests would eat and not staff members.

[@stevennguyen4993]

Yep. Probably why she keeps losing her babies. Between the fact that she has to maintain the large estate, tend to a husband (and failing at it, especially with Mr. Johnny wanting kids), and how everyone ostracized her resulting in her loneliness, and even the pressure of having a kid when she's already lonely and overwhelmed, it makes sense

[@Ale_M00n]

My grandma cleaned for this rich family the summer I stayed with her she took some days me to help out. N I was first amazed by the first few time but after the house felt so boring. Even though there kids you couldn’t hear anything as if the house was empty

[@alking7655]

​@@stevennguyen4993Yes, but there are physical factors. In the book, it is discovered that unfortunately, her womb is hostile and while she can fall pregnant, she can't carry to full term.

[@stevennguyen4993]

@alking7655 Depends. Hostile womb inhibits fertilization. Probably why they didn't include it in the film, cause miscarriages can be induced by a lot of things, but you'll need something very technical to explain why someone doesn't have issues with conceiving, but not carrying to full term from a physical standpoint

[@jimbohr]

octavia deserved that oscar

[@GaimanGlobal]

Well deserved!

[@weaponizedglitter69]

She did her part in the audio book. What a marvelous job.

[@cris_2374]

This whole movie should have won been best picture.

[@jennifervb66]

Amen ❤

[@danielkoher1944]

EVERYONE of them DID! One of the Best Movies in my Lifetime!

[@victoiresouledelafont3428]

The fact that Minnie was more horrified and aggrieved at the idea of burning her chicken than at the idea of Mr Johnny shooting her to death 😂😂😂😂😂

[@curtisokemahlvpvtpvke822]

Exactly. Too funny. I laugh every time!

[@chiporeid]

😂

[@MegaJacko4]

I love where Johnny finally confronts Minny and reveals he knew from the start that she was there and the moment she started working there, Celia got better. What a loving, kind hearted man she married

[@KayKay114]

I read a quote at some point where Johnny compared being with Hilly vs Celia that was actually really sweet. It went something like, he was "living in Antarctica and moved to Hawaii." Basically, living in a frozen wasteland of hell, to moving to paradise forever. 😊😊😊😊😊

[@a.g.demada5263]

​@@KayKay114 excellent comparaison

[@phangirl90]

Which is why I’m glad he left Hilly, met Celia and married her.

[@Jds_7]

@@KayKay114yo this is so brilliant I’m crying 😂😭

[@AcerW-s9e]

Thank goodness he married Celia!

[@lihharusan1]

One of the most powerful moments of Minny and Celia. Just two human beings who treat each other equally with respect regardless of status and became genuine friends who care for one another.

[@hennesseyme9112]

The were both outcasts. Celia knew what that felt like.

[@davidl9781]

Yet, today, the looney Left would claim Celia was a racist because she's white. Period. Amen. End of story. She was systemically racist and didn't know it. Isn't that your ridiculous narrative, you morons?

[@alel3544]

Celia is like Luna Lovegood in Harry Potter: no judging anyone, craving for friendship and simply be herself, a lovely person full of heart.

[@RazorDaemon]

Love the analogy. She isn't stupid, she knows they're different and that some people don't like that. But she doesn't truly realize how much hatred some people harbor and how they judge someone based on if their skin is lighter or darker.

[@4lucillesake]

%100!!! I always thought that!!!

[@Bigghaze]

Ooo that's good

[@A.A_xv]

That is a spot on comparison.

[@AndrewMacLaine]

Kudos to the sound engineer for making every bite and crunch of that Crisco chicken sound infinitely delicious.

[@aleynamutlu4206]

I never understood and appreciate sound staff work until Netflix.

[@ShockwaveXX]

Infinitely delicious 🤤 I’m going to use that 😊

[@joelstelmark6675]

Just how my mom and aunt taught me to make it

[@iamsherlocked345]

You can just picture and taste that chicken….. an extremely effective sound.

[@missm8067]

When I was in high school, we watched this movie in my English class and the teacher had us take notes as we watched the movie and I wrote in quotes “Minny don’t burn chicken” 😂😂😂

[@alking7655]

@@missm8067Was it a book vs film comparison? I can see why you'd study it.

[@hunterkill97]

I did as well. I put "Hilly have eaten the pie with shit".

[@suecoelho467]

In my humble opinion…EVERY SINGLE ACTOR/ACTRESS in this movie gave a performance of a LIFETIME

[@charlirenner193]

Show of hands: who else agrees the scenes between Minny and Celia are the best in the movie?

[@nina1522]

In the book, Minny is talking to Abeline about Celia, and says that Celia doesn't understand the lines between her and Minny, as employer and employee, or as a white woman and a black woman, and that Celia doesn't even seem to notice (or words to that effect). Celia is so pure in heart that she only sees people as people, rather than seeing their race or social standing or what have you.

[@carollamontagne6710]

I wish everyone would think like Celia. The world would be a better place.

[@jd9351]

Celia is a poor trash girl who married into wealth. She sees Minny as her equal because she too had to keep her head down and genuflect to the wealthy white people of town.

[@DaWorzt99]

Amen 🙏🏾

[@nina1522]

​@@carollamontagne6710Yes indeed

[@SL-lz9jr]

I still to this day don't understand racism or why it exists. I mean, I know why. Power, control, all of that nonsense with racism being a tool to ensure dominance. But I still can't fathom hating someone or feeling superior based on features of humanity that no one can control.

[@unicrongobsmacker8595]

The way she says “I’d hit him over the head with a skillet” just gets me for some reason 😂 Miss. Celia don’t play 😂

[@alking7655]

@@unicrongobsmacker8595 Yeah, well, in the book, she fends off a naked male, drunk trespasser with rifle warning shots. She definitely doesn't play.

[@anjaplushenka5995]

*I love the fact that Jessica Chastain's character has great values, and the actress herself, Jessica Chastain, rivals this greatness of a woman and human being.*

[@secretsquirrel7374]

And yet those other nasty bitches looked down on her ! They thought they were so much better than her, especially miss two slice hilly.

[@percyweasley9301]

Yeah 👍

[@johnhagans2190]

“I am fine right here Minny”. That says a lot.

[@a.g.demada5263]

The tone she uses is also a great change

[@nessydelight470]

0:22

[@randocommando6355]

@@a.g.demada5263she said “girl I’m like that, don’t play with me” 🤣

[@LeaRe3d]

What I love about the end of this.scene is how it demonstrates the solidarity between women despite racial differences. It shows the humanity that they both share. Women of all races deal with domestic abuse from their male spouses and this scene literally shows us how she has empathy for Minnie regardless of her race. All women must support each other or we all suffer in the long run.

[@jckholmes9194]

Myth. There's how many white women that are NOT in solidarity?

[@toyman81]

uh, that abuse happens both ways.

[@LeaRe3d]

@@toyman81 My point is during the era this film takes place in, no, it isnt going both ways because women during this time were virtually powerless against their husbands and fathers and male bosses. Way to miss the main message of my comment though by making it about men lol.

[@MikelosM]

@@toyman81 Don't pull the "both sides" nonsense here. Sure, what you're saying is technically true, but the opposite is rare in comparison. In fact, it's so rare that around half of male domestic violence victims are in male-male relationships! UK has a comprehensive data-set on this: in domestic violence situations, females are responsible for 11% of DV murders & 8% of those charged with DV crimes overall. Over 80% percent of repeat DV victims are women (and around half of the remainder are - again - gay men). Not the same at all.

[@msrain1235]

​@@MikelosMit happens more than people realize. Men are embarrassed to say something. I used to work with domestic violence survivors and victims. Now back, to this clip. I find it interesting that Celia and Minnie need each other to be tough to one another it happens. Celia with Minnie's abuse and Minnie with the pie and being ignored situation.

[@CreepyBlueAnimals84]

Celia and Minnie were one of my favorite movie friendships ever!! Celia didn't even hesitate to talk, be kind and love her. Minnie was an incredible character in her own right. Strong, no nonesence and so incredibly sassy!!

[@a.g.demada5263]

They have a mother/daughter's relationship

[@jasonstrader3942]

The kindness that Celia shows Minny in this scene is what is missing in the world today. This seen always makes me tear up, because the actresses do such a wonderful job!

[@MM-hf6om]

I like the fact it was the food as well as celia being happy that let him know minnie was there

[@a.g.demada5263]

Well, fried chicken is kind of Minnie's speciality so it's not surprising to know he directly guessed

[@loreedavis5988]

Jessica was so perfect in her role. Beautiful, vulnerable, loving and kind. I really loved her character.

[@chijimmy1]

Octavia Spencer deserved an Oscar for this performance. She’s a great actress but this performance was just outstanding.

[@sarawang1257]

I love the way Minny said she doesn't burn chickens.

[@a.g.demada5263]

Me, it's how she eats after saying that

[@jeanettrusso3068]

The biggest insult to Minny

[@teachersofgoodthings5212]

I need a whole new book about the next decade of Celia and Minnie.

[@beckyboyt8535]

Outstanding idea!

[@hazeeqrazak]

The fact dat jessica wanted a sequal where celia had a kid amd where she and min ie stayed as friends and take care of the kid together😭✨❤️❤️

[@giantrobby5050]

The moment Celia proposed Minny burn the chicken, I forgot this was Octavia Spencer, she had that Viola Davis look in her eye

[@Ariana-wv4pf]

Minnie don't buuuurn chicken! Octavia delivered that line flawlessly.

[@tmmaston]

She did when Aibileen came over with news of the book payments though.

[@mercykelly5267]

Jessica Chastain did a great job convincing us that vegan chicken was actual chicken

[@liannamkoyan9893]

Wait it was vegan? How do you know that?

[@kasun1752]

She is vegan, and she said it in an interview, this was not a chicken leg it looked like one but it was vegan food production made it look like chicken leg

[@jamesgarner3808]

OMG she is sooooo versatile I never knew that was her

[@KingdomHeartsFan3211]

That look that Minny gives Celia when Celia suggests that they burn the chicken a little bit, as if she said the most sacrilegious thing ever… 😂

[@beveryveryquietiamhuntingr7009]

I grew in Oklahoma for little while about 50 years. If it weren’t for the kindness and generosity of women like Minny. There were days we would not have eaten.

[@tessanystrom8614]

Ok....is anyone else just astoundingly satisfied with the sound of that crunch when they bite into that fried chicken 😆 cuz now, even though I just ate dinner, i want some of that chicken

[@roybarron5289]

As a child many many decades ago I was raised in part by the family maid she was more a mother to us than the foster Parents she worked for Rest in Peace fond memories still exist

[@deetee2003]

Both of their performances are just stunning and heart wrenching...

[@timothyball3144]

The part that is most heart-wrenching is that the woman who treated people with kindness and friendship is the outlier, rather than the norm.

[@niradnagrom2356]

"Right here on this no wax floor." *LMAO!*

[@sladkydevotchka]

I just want that chicken. That crunch was everything.

[@sipnog3528]

😂😂😂😂Octavia played that role so well. Minnie is something else😂😂😂😊 I could watch her over and over.

[@MsTinkerbelle87]

You can’t help but smile during this scene….such a lovely friendship!

[@effytraveler6155]

I love this scene because there is a scene in the book that Celia went to protect Minnie from a stranger outside. That scene and a scene with killing a chicken made you see how much of a tough woman is Celia.

[@reikun86]

If I remember the correctly, in the book, Minnie learned that Celia didn't take no shit from anybody.

[@evilmarketing]

Fried chicken, sliced tomatoes, and cornbread. Reminds me of my childhood. Yummy.

[@owa8609]

0:05 When your boss bothers you on your lunch break.

[@marietighe6328]

😂😂😂

[@SavedbyFaithinChristAlone]

🪙

[@lyonprairie2691]

If the boss is Celia Foote I wouldn't be bothered 😊

[@biga36695]

This gives me goosebumps to see again. One of the truly powerful movies of our time.

[@marietighe6328]

I love the way Minnie was just about to take a bite out of that chicken. Jeez wild horses couldn't have stopped me chomping into that 😂😂

[@lady4191]

That line ( I'd give it right back) sounded to me like a big I love you hug

[@kameeleon32]

The Strength within the Vulnerability all the women display in this movie is truly Spellbounding! And Octavia Spencer is an eye sign language Master!!

[@jacquelinesantana2026]

I love these scenes in the movie! Celia was so pure it just made me so happy to see her character and her husband too such an understanding man.

[@lizrutherford2656]

Minny wasn't a maid to them. She was family ❤

[@a.g.demada5263]

Yes, and honestly, I always saw their relationship like a mother/daughter's one

[@joey_888_]

I love how all the leading ladies of this film all have oscars now, Octavia Spencer, Viola Davis, Emma Stone, Allison Jenny and Jessica Chatstain 👏🏼💛

[@SuperNightclaw]

I wish there was a movie of just them😅

[@kathleenherron594]

These were my favorite characters in The Help. They saved each other. Beautiful!

[@a.g.demada5263]

I always said they have like a mother/daughter's relationship

[@doorattachment6926]

Celia is the person this world needs to be.

[@a.g.demada5263]

And the only one who deserved to be a mother

[@doorattachment6926]

@@a.g.demada5263 yeah all the other woman are useless

[@godisgoodallthetime7622]

"Plenty more to be grateful for then me" people have no idea the value of friendship. It's the greatest thing someone can offer to another person. You become family.

[@dietdrpepper15]

I totally understand Mini’s hesitations about being open with her, her last boss was a psycho and this is the damn south where no matter how “nice” I’m sure a white person claims to be they would eventually turn on a person of color and put them right back “in their place”. Just amazing acting choices.

[@a.g.demada5263]

Even if Mrs Walker seemed nicer than Hilly with her, yes, Celia is really the only one who treats her as her equal

[@dietdrpepper15]

@@a.g.demada5263 and it takes her a while to see that.

[@a.g.demada5263]

@@dietdrpepper15 true

[@michellekinder3051]

You do know the south just loves being stereotyped. Thank you from a southerner to you.

[@chadrific]

​@@michellekinder3051the worst racism i experienced in my life was in the south so it's not really an exaggeration.

[@jasonstrader3942]

The relationship they build is one of my favorites is so beautiful

[@Vixen743]

I love how she says I’m fine right here Minnie! Showing that she feels mini is her equal😁

[@a.g.demada5263]

The fact she changed her tone was really a thing

[@maudeboggins9834]

I loved this film, I loved it so much I bought the book to enjoy it all over again. The cast were all magical.

[@matthewmead121]

Celia was raised differently and was never taught to hate. In this case all she wanted was a friend.

[@Yasemin_Sky]

I love this movie. It really gets me at parts. Love the friendship of these two also. ❤

[@serenequeenl0v3]

Jessica Chastain is such an incredible actress 💕 she’s a vegan irl so when she was on Jamie Oliver she told him that what she bit into (vegan chicken equivalent) was absolutely putrid so she did an amazing recovery and actually had me convinced 💕

[@Forever18or21]

WIt what ??? So that ain’t real chicken ? It looks bomb tho

[@NiVi192]

The way these two are supporting each-other as women is so wholesome.

[@sirenwing]

Octavia not only deserved this Oscar but ALL of them. And, if Jessica Chastain has a fraction of the kind heart and soul the character she played in this movie, then GOD BLESS HER!

[@nicetori658]

This movie is great! I always rewatch this. Favorite character changes as i got older. 😂

[@krystaldispatchbetttymcgin7702]

Both of these ladies are so beautiful and adorable. Octavia Spencer is such an amazing actress and just darling. I love them both!

[@janixxeu]

when i tell you i will literally do ANYTHING to get a part two to the help, i mean it. i am IN LOVE with the book and the movie

[@nicolemonrue]

Well get to emailing and calling. Get a writer, a director and a cast, and locations. Also get a budget ready. We'll be waiting.

[@FranSanTeeth90]

The writers regret writing it.

[@awaydeboa]

Oh this movie... its a masterpiece. And these two... there's only perfect scenes between them. Such friendship, love, and that wonderful scene in the end, when Celia and her husband prepared such a beautiful table for Minny. I love this movie. With all my heart.

[@a.g.demada5263]

I like to imagine they invited Minnie and her children to live with them

[@tavfis87]

This was one of my favorite parts of the movie and I would watch this part over and over again!

[@patricksantini4090]

Love the sounds effects when Celia bites into the piece of chicken. It's like she's crunching on a whole bag of extra crispy tortilla chips.

[@pek5117]

Loved their relationship.

[@darkb4light06]

Lovr their relationship. Celia treated her like a friend from the get go

[@a.g.demada5263]

They're even like a mother and her daughter

[@joelstelmark6675]

What an Incredible Bond They Shared!!!!!❤❤❤

[@1MrMoor]

I so wanna hug and hug and hug Miss Celia…. That lady has a heart of pure kindness. She’s been there. She knows hurt, she knows pain and still she gotta show to Miss Minnie just how much she cares about her. Both them ladies so deserve each other, as together they overcome the hurt and the hatred as they learn from each other, as they build and as they grow…..most importantly of all, they teach us others…the ignorant, the racist, the blinkered the cruel and the unkind just how wrong we have been and how wrong a lot of us still are. …. Much love to you Celia and to you too Minnie ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@erosr1]

These two are my favorite characters. Celia was so sweet and kind, and Minny was just awesome. "Minnie don't burn chicken" is my favorite line in the movie. Lol

[@metro121482]

I saw an interview with Jessica Chastain, (Celia,) and she said that she was a vegetarian, so the fried chicken she eats in this scene is actually fried tofu. Ever since, I can't stop thinking about that when I watch this scene!

[@BigMike287]

Was thinking the same thing!!

[@kendawyatt3219]

😂😂😂 0:21 Celia wasn’t playing! ❤❤❤

[@DavidHalChester]

These actresses were so good together. Just fantastic.

[@G0d_1s_c0m1ng]

0:34 ThAtS a CrUnCh tO mE

[@htimsid]

The second scene is so beautiful.

[@oldgloryhillfarmturtlewoma9132]

“Right here on this no wax floor” cracks me up every time 🤣

[@katiesinger3673]

This is one of my favorite movies!

[@taniavenhaus5524]

Love this movie! Absolutely one of my favorites!

[@joope11]

Octavia is one of the best actresses in Hollywood. OMG

[@kriskim9711]

I always love to hear that "Thereee youuu areee"❤

[@starrmathias9507]

THE HELP one of my fav movie of all time..

[@Dollarsiign]

I love these two together ❤️

[@unexpectedvixen5685]

And that scene made me fall in love with Jessica Chastain

[@Gymuser7442]

The way they made that chicken and now ate the chicken. I want to eat it. 😋

[@johntarmaggiore5488]

Brilliant writing - Amazing, brilliant acting

[@jrobbin24]

Octavia Spencer is one of the most underrated actresses of our time she carried that whole movie Ma and made it a pretty decent watch. I remember seeing her as a supporting character in never been kissed, but she had a minimal role.

[@eowynsisterdaughter]

Was that also her in the first Tobey Maguire Spiderman? The registration administrator at the wrestling match who tells him that it's not a featherweight division and that he's probably going to get seriously hurt? It's a small bit, but the actress played it to wonderful effect and it came across as very funny.

[@paddydelano4322]

Best movie ever. Period

[@sephmanatac8569]

I've watched this film, Octavia won an Oscar for Best Actress in a Supporting role for this movie & she deserved it...

[@CaseoBeans]

This movie means so much to me. Every scene. Every person.

[@celebrityrog]

This scene is so wholesome and sweet.

[@jarryndhu2084]

Their relationship was something that shouldn’t been at that time, but the fact they were makes me happy. 😁

[@TrevonGray]

I love how she cared for minnie wanted to leave the dinning room to find her and sitwith her for lunch.

[@LiirThropp2687]

Love this movie so much. A great story and cast.

[@nemesis5271]

Minnie don't burn chicken .. Few weeks later when she got the paycheck she burnt the chicken out of excitement 😀🤭

[@deerafl1979]

Crisco's Super Crisp Country-style Fried Chicken, finally I know the identity of that delicious drumstick

[@a.g.demada5263]

Does it still exist ?

[@JHoczela]

I love how Celia just saw her as a person because that's what Minnie is. She's a person who works for Celia, she's a person, not that horrible word. She never let that cross her mind. To Celia, Minnie was a friend that she so desperately needed. They needed each other. I think that's amazing.

[@bigrivtodagled8210]

The whole time Minnie thinking Johny was racist😂.

[@andreaharris4683]

Oh he was. When she was swinging the stick at him he literally called her a "Girl". When she is probably twice his age. Calling black women and men "girl and boy" is definitely racist.

[@dreamsteddybearsmaster]

Cause he dated Hilly & he was her true love

[@bigrivtodagled8210]

@@dreamsteddybearsmaster that implies that Hilly is capable of love… she didn’t have one ounce of love in her body.

[@dreamsteddybearsmaster]

​@@bigrivtodagled8210True but Johnny didn't feel the same way. He loves Celia so much and I think Johnny ran as soon as he could after realising how horrible Hilly really was