To the person who said Brianna has a "temper tantrum" in this scene. Do you truly not comprehend the anguish she is in?! The agony that has been bubbling up inside her. The torment that surrounds her internally and externally is beyond measure.
What a moment for father and daughter. I could never imagine my Daddy engaging me in such a subject matter. Sam'accent has changed throughout this series, or so it seems.
Actually this is similar to forms of Behavorial Cognitive Therapy. They just aren't that aggressive, you generally don't egg the person on, but do show them though role playing how they could or could not have changed the situation.
Actually this is similar to forms of Behavorial Cognitive Therapy. They just aren't that aggressive, you generally don't egg the person on, but do show them though role playing how they could or could not have changed the situation.
You can see him turn into a Dad as he makes his decision to demonstrate his point to her. His heart's breaking.
A year’s worth of therapy in under a minute.
Powerful scene
Oh my heart! Such a great scene!
Cette scène me donne les larmes aux yeux à chaque fois...
To the person who said Brianna has a "temper tantrum" in this scene. Do you truly not comprehend the anguish she is in?! The agony that has been bubbling up inside her. The torment that surrounds her internally and externally is beyond measure.
What a moment for father and daughter. I could never imagine my Daddy engaging me in such a subject matter. Sam'accent has changed throughout this series, or so it seems.
Actually this is similar to forms of Behavorial Cognitive Therapy. They just aren't that aggressive, you generally don't egg the person on, but do show them though role playing how they could or could not have changed the situation.
The best lesson a father can teach a daughter
I know what Jamie is trying to say, but in the books, Claire fought off a wolf with her bare hands...maybe they should have used a different metaphor.
hahaha
Come. On dude that was a really a hard way
you're right, I'm not sure that was the best way at all, creative and compelling scene, not at all real.
Actually this is similar to forms of Behavorial Cognitive Therapy. They just aren't that aggressive, you generally don't egg the person on, but do show them though role playing how they could or could not have changed the situation.
A year’s worth of therapy in under a minute, and successful. Jamie simply showed her that there was nothing she could have done.
I hate his bangs lol
She seems his girlfriend. Matchs with him better than catriona. They could work in some another movie together