I honestly like this song as it fits into the narrative of the show. it kind of feels like jean is singing a song from a whole different musical - like she has no idea of the horrifying story she's really in.
I thinks that's kinda the point of the song. Jean is not like the other characters, she's not materialistic, vain, or a murderous psychopath. She's supposed to be more human than the rest of them
[JEAN] He doesn't sound alright His voice a little thin Does he need someone The way that I need him? Does every he has Amount to enough? Does he need someone To hold when it gets rough? Am I someone he could linger on? Or would he simply move along? Am I someone he would love more? Would I be just a girl before? A girl before A girl before He looks at me sometimes In a certain way All the fears I have Seem to fade away I know that I'm a fool To think that this is real I'm breaking every rule Because this is how I feel Am I someone he could linger on? Or would he simply move along? Am I someone he could love more? Would I be just a girl before? A girl before A girl before
I personally like her role. She grounds the character of Patrick Bateman. She also is the grounding force for the audience too. The show would be rather too fantastical without a character who is more or less “normal”. Every other character in this show is either a psychopath or a 1 dimensional caricature meant to be satire of American greed and superficiality. Jean is the only person who is neither of those things, and who shows much of any real emotion in the show (and gets other characters to feel too).
@@PianoDisneygal10nah she served that role perfectly fine without being a love interest. she was a better audience insert/grounding character, being just a secretary who was the only one really actually witnessing her boss lose his grip on reality, before they added the love interest plot for no reason
I like it. Most of the other characters are egotistical idiots who never suffer from Patrick in any way but physically. We see another point of view in her and I think it’s important to the show
falling in love with a psychopath is the saddest thing
Veronica Sawyer can confirm
I honestly like this song as it fits into the narrative of the show. it kind of feels like jean is singing a song from a whole different musical - like she has no idea of the horrifying story she's really in.
I thinks that's kinda the point of the song. Jean is not like the other characters, she's not materialistic, vain, or a murderous psychopath. She's supposed to be more human than the rest of them
[JEAN]
He doesn't sound alright
His voice a little thin
Does he need someone
The way that I need him?
Does every he has
Amount to enough?
Does he need someone
To hold when it gets rough?
Am I someone he could linger on?
Or would he simply move along?
Am I someone he would love more?
Would I be just a girl before?
A girl before
A girl before
He looks at me sometimes
In a certain way
All the fears I have
Seem to fade away
I know that I'm a fool
To think that this is real
I'm breaking every rule
Because this is how I feel
Am I someone he could linger on?
Or would he simply move along?
Am I someone he could love more?
Would I be just a girl before?
A girl before
A girl before
this love interest plot is kinda boring and her songs aren't as good as the rest
Sounds like someone hasn't read the book or seen the movie...
@@ViveLRoi you're right how could I forget her songs in the movie and book
I personally like her role. She grounds the character of Patrick Bateman. She also is the grounding force for the audience too. The show would be rather too fantastical without a character who is more or less “normal”. Every other character in this show is either a psychopath or a 1 dimensional caricature meant to be satire of American greed and superficiality. Jean is the only person who is neither of those things, and who shows much of any real emotion in the show (and gets other characters to feel too).
@@PianoDisneygal10nah she served that role perfectly fine without being a love interest. she was a better audience insert/grounding character, being just a secretary who was the only one really actually witnessing her boss lose his grip on reality, before they added the love interest plot for no reason
I like it. Most of the other characters are egotistical idiots who never suffer from Patrick in any way but physically. We see another point of view in her and I think it’s important to the show