View more about The Normal Heart reviews
Not everything should be solved by fighting
Fernando 2022-03-27 09:01:14
In fact, after seeing Bruce's approach, Ned's too aggressive and aggressive style exposed their organization to the cusp of the storm in a not-so-good posture. Although it got more attention, it gave people new ideas. reasons for anti-homosexuality. Presumably Ned's toss up to some extent fueled the idea that homosexuality and AIDS were linked in a certain period of time. Moreover, he forcibly pulled people out of the cabinet more than once regardless of their lives, which is really a bad practice.
Extended Reading
-
Ned Weeks: [to his brother Ben] I am FURIOUS with you! And every goddamn doctor who made me think I was sick to love a man!
-
Tommy Boatwright: You know, I'm very interested in starting some sort of service for the patients. We've got to start talking about them. Also, there are a lot of very scared people out there, and they're desperate for information. I'd like to start a hotline.
Bruce Niles: [to the guy sitting on his left] Who's he?
Tommy Boatwright: Ew! He does not know who I am yet! HE is Tommy Boatwright. In real life, HE is a hospital administrator. He's here to help. And he's a southern bitch!
Bruce Niles: Bruce Niles.
Tommy Boatwright: Nice to meet you.
Bruce Niles: My pleasure.
Tommy Boatwright: You're very handsome.
Mickey Marcus: He knows.