Yeshua’s View of Women | Messianic Reaction to The Chosen S2 E3
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- Tom and Sam reminisce about the good ol’ days of the 2nd Century BCE, highlight Yeshua’s perspective on women, and tell some Bible Dad Jokes.
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We agree the Bible does NOT say that Mary Magdalene was a prostitute. Our comments reflect the fact that we thought The Chosen was portraying her that way. We have now been informed that The Chosen was NOT intending to portray her that way.
I do therapy work- have done for many years. I think that any woman who has been so traumatised that she is considered to have 7 'demons' - 7 areas of her life that are overwhelming her - may well be prostituting herself just to get by - to live. Also, I think it is just like Jesus to appear first after his resurrection to someone who had been a prostitute - and who later became a leader of The Church. Mary's huge redemptive arc is so wonderful. I have known clients who have fallen into prostitution - often to finance a drug habit - who have been so encouraged by Mary's story. (Also, Magdala was a Roman garrison town - so she may well have been subject to horrendous abuse.)
I think the chosen portraying her as a woman that was lost in her own misery with demons that she wrestled with the rape from the Roman might have set her on her path not unlike any other girl today say that that man that took advantage of me and I was lost for a long time
Wasn't Little James the discipled that had the problem not Thadeus?
The confusing part is that the chosen does subtly imply that Mary is a prostitute - the scene in episode 1 implies that Mary was “with” the man she harmed and in future episodes (season 2 episode 7) when she relapses and leaves the group, the bartender is very bummed that she has money to pay for her drink as opposed to the implied idea that in the past she would prostitute herself for wine. (Somebody kill me!). Also, Simon mentions the “awful things that Mary had done” in the past when they are sitting around the camp fire. The prostitution angle is there, in my opinion.
There is no scripture that states, or implies, that she was a prostitute. That horrible assertion was a result of Pope Gregory I identifying her as the unnamed "sinful" woman who anointed Yeshua's feet. They do address that in the extras on the app and make it clear that they were not portraying her as a prostitute. That was something that I was looking for when I first watched The Chosen. It's terrible that her role has been so diminished through history. She was obviously very important to Yeshua, and she was the "apostle to the apostles". I wish there was more about her in the scriptures.
I finally realized why I enjoy listening to you two. It’s like watching The Chosen with my friends, other people who appreciate how wonderful it is. I don’t have anyone to do that with. Thank you for being there.
♡ Well said. It's the same for me.
Yes exactly! I keep asking around but none of my friends are watching it…yet. 😉 But I find I’m craving that community of watching it with friends beyond the sharing and connections in the large Chosen fb groups. I keep waiting for a few friends to watch it so we can have these similar in-depth discussions and to enjoy watching someone else watch it for the first time and see the reactions and emotions that I felt from watching it the first time. To be able to watch someone tear up and then after the episode to be able to say, “ I know right? Wasn’t that line so good?!”
My family was finally going to watch the first episode at the end of celebrating my 50th birthday party, but everyone was tired by then and needing to rest (my folks are 80) and it didn’t happen…I even got the dvd from them as my bday gift as requested..hoping we could watch it together. And the irony is that they’re all church-going, Bible-study people (and they’re pastor has even talked about how great the show is and recommends it), and I’m more of a private, personal relationship with God and not a church person anymore…and yet I’m the one telling them that they’re missing out, lol. Oh the irony. 😊
Maybe the 3 of us could get together online as new friends and enjoy re-watching (as a watch party or whatever) it together and talking about it, since we all love The Chosen and Grafted?! I’m down for that if anyone else is. 💜
I don’t think I tagged you in my comment. 😊
@@sofiamarie9136 I like your idea! : )
Same for me, Lucy!😊
This whole episode is so fantastic but my absolute favorite part is the way that Jesus - utterly exhausted - still consciously ministers to the need of his mother. Earlier at the campfire Mary expressed dismay at being the mother of a man who needed nothing from her and had not for a very long time. But Jesus, when he retired to his tent and Mary came to him, said to her "What would I ever do without you?" With just a few simple words, he touched her as only he could.
I love that so much too.
Yes, that speaks to the heart of mother's everywhere.
I never connected that together. Just beautiful. Praise God for the attention he pays to the tiniest details of our lives.
"No one works harder for the kingdom than Yeshua. Even now He's the intercessor." That one thought brought a flood of tears from out of the blue. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
That final scene of Mary helping Jesus had me in tears. Seeing His humanity- the sheer exhaustion and physical pain of a long and hard day, everything that he did for US, just really touched me. In that moment, he still took a moment to thank Mary and to let her know that He needed her, which is what she had just been saying moments earlier… just such an incredible and beautiful moment.
Wonderful, insightful video as always! The closing scene of this episode is intense! The shame on all the disciples' faces as Jesus slowly walked past. Like, wow, we've been sitting here arguing while Jesus has been pouring himself out purely for the good of others. He didn't even need to rebuke them, His example alone is rebuke enough. Wonderfully written scene, very powerful.
I love the raw transparency in the campfire conversation. It's painful to watch and listen, but it's still beautiful. If we're honest with one another, we can see ourselves portrayed in this episode. We're no better than the disciples! 😊👏👏👏👏
I agree. It was so real and painful to watch... and truth always hurts but it surely does set us free.
Exactly!!!!!
@@karenreynolds349 I agree .
I remember reading Psalm 139 for the very first time. It washed away all my fear of not belonging to ... I belong to God who put me together in the womb ❤
So true, Im with you in this. They did this part in such a way that is happening in real lives. And it is. Good job all. SHALOM!
There're so many people becoming so fond of you guys. You're not just evangelizing or helping clear a little path for people to come closer to God. You're also sharing yourselves as individuals. So while people wish you well with old grandiose words (which are great, don't get me wrong), I'm more like - dang! I'd just give a big bear hug to each of you. So you're not just in people's prayers, but there must also be tons of agape love coming your way.
Mary: “He doesn’t need me anymore. He hasn’t for a long time.”
This made the ending so special; Jesus so exhausted that He needed his mother to help him take off his sandals and wash his feet, preparing him for sleep. Beautiful!
About Little James asking for healing - just so you know, Jordan Ross who plays him is actually disabled in real life. Just as I do, he deals with Cerebral Palsy and scoliosis. He shares about it on his instagrahm page. I am looking forward to see how this story line continues, if it does anyway - I know Jordan did say, Dallas asked him about using it in the series. Could be a lesson in that His grace is sufficient for us. II Corinthians 12:9:
And he said unto me, My grace is sufficient for thee: for my strength is made perfect in weakness. Most gladly therefore will I rather glory in my infirmities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me.
Beautifully dealt with in Episode two of season 3 .... did you see in theaters?
@@KimmyQueen Yes, I did!! Wonderfully written couldn't help but put myself in "Little James' place and hear those words. I'm looking forward to being able to binge watch once they start adding the new episodes to the app. I always learn something new every time I watch LOL
I loved hearing one of my favourite pastors address the ‘if you had enough faith it wouldn’t have happened’ argument.
It isn’t necessarily about having enough faith to get out of a situation or for a situation to not happen. It’s about having enough faith to trust that God has a bigger plan and that even in our struggles and pain god enters into our pain to bear it with us. We are not alone. It’s more profound than ‘if you had enough faith you could get out of this situation’.
When my grandfather died a some told my mom that that she was the reason he died because her faith wasn't strong enough. Even if it was true what person would think that's appropriate to say to someone grieving
I so agree with you!
One of things that struck me the most at the end was that Mother Mary said he doesn’t need her and yet He showed her that He needed His mom. She washed His feet, cleaned Him up, tucked Him in. It was so beautiful. 🥰
Disciples as crowd control makes sense because it was also the disciples that passed out the fish and bread to the five thousand. Maybe not so much control as much as attentiveness
I believe that the spit and the mud was Jesus literally making eyes for the man. The disciples likely saw many blind people but when they saw this man, he must not have had any eyes. It was such a unique situation that they asked what sin this man or his parents committed. Eye gouging wasn’t an uncommon form of punishment. He could also have been born that way. Either way, Jesus using dirt, which man is made from to form new eyes would certainly explain the amount of excitement that followed that healing.
I'd never seen it like that !! So, Thank you. "Man was made up out of clay" 🕊 It's awesome 🙌🏻
Interesting take on the spit and dirt.
I was thinking the prince exact same thing.
That's an amazing idea. Thank you.
this episode is short but so impactful.. very emotional... i remember seeing this the first time.. Simon ranting towards Matthew.. being silenced by a very tired Jesus... and even more by that Mother-Son moment.. 😭
Yes! Tax even the "net income "
Yes those two moments stood out to me as powerful as well when I first watched it. As a mom of two that are in their late-20’s, it’s so easy to have that feeling of “they don’t need me and haven’t in a long time”…that moment of her serving Him when he walked to his tent was a very emotional moment for me as a mom.💜
This episode crushed me. Such a reality check, our judging, pettiness, selfishness, unforgiveness, arrogance and Jesus suffered and gave himself over totally for us. No whining, no complaining, no anger, just teaching, over and over, patiently molding us and we fight back. He just keeps loving us like a squirming child trying to wriggle away from a parent. He holds us close to save us in so many ways. What a powerful episode! I did love Mother Mary talking about her story and challenges and being his Mom. Thank you Chosen & Dallas & Sam & Tom.
HE still needed HIS Ema. 🥲
I just love listening to you both ! God's word is living and breathing. You can always get a deeper , more layered understanding. Thank you both
I admire and can see the brotherhood between you both…. It’s a wonderful gift to have a true friend….GOD Bless true friendship 🙏❤️
Makes me remember JFK’s message to our USA: “Ask not what your country can do for you. Ask what you can do for your country”.
So, “Ask not what your God can do for you. Ask what can you do for your God. “. Liberation is asking God “what can I do for You?”
A very human episode. It was so beautiful, to see your reaction resonate with ours. Everything is so small and pale in comparison with Yeshua and His sacrifice. Loved your analisys and bits of informations, to give us a deeper understanding and the chance to catch nuances. Thank you so much!
Our family has experienced mourn for a while, first with a nephew that drowned a few years ago. It is something that we still mourn about, but recently, this year of 2021, we had my father that past away from covid in january, and last month was also my mother in law that was another victim of covid. It was only this year i have learned what Tom was saying about suffering and mourn. I had never felt the presence of Adonai so closed than this days of struggle, and i had put all my suffering, all my family mourn in His Throne. Suffering tends to put us in a "victim" position, but i have learned to act autonomously and proactively, not seeing myself only as the target of tragedies, but as a worshiper that deliver the suffering like a praise to our Lord. Teach me to suffer, teach me to cry in your presence Lord Almighty, and receive our tears like a praise to Your Name. God Bless you guys. And as i often say: Cheers from Brazil, folks! Adonai bless you all!
I'm so sorry for your loss. I pray God's angels wrap your family in peace and healing 🙏
Once again, I've learned some new viewpoint by watching your reactions - I love your take on how no one works harder in the kingdom than Jesus - how He gives His all to us - whether we're an angry and unforgiving Peter or a clueless Matthew. He gives His all and works through the relationships he puts around us to draw us to Him. Thanks for your thoughtful take on the great work The Chosen is giving us.
Keep going making this comments on The Chosen, I think you both have a lot of material yet!! Thanks a lot, you are lovely guys.......Greetings from Argentina
FINALLY!!! haha I was waiting for this video!!!!
Yes! Me too!! 🥰
I resonate immensely with Andrew’s monologue. Especially the part about feeling guilty for trying to live up to the heroes of our past, knowing I’m not great like them.
I loved this episode and thank you Grafted for doing this Reaction video because I thought the campfire conversation was just amazing. You know what, I always look forward to your videos after the release of every Chosen episode because you guys add more substance and matter to it. I feel like you are now a part of The Chosen team. God bless you all. Keep up the good work! Sending you love all the way from Nagaland, India 👍👍👍
Please, Please Do More Chosen Commentaries. I glean so much from your Messianic Knowledge. ~ Colorado ~
I love the relationships it shows. I look at the apostles & followers so differently. Thank you for your insight. 🌺🌺
"...I feel like I'm living someone else's life..." I didn't pick up on how meta this line was until now
So so glad to see you back!!! I so enjoy listening to your commentary!!!!
That is not Thaddeus, it is little James that needs the healing!
I was thinking the same thing - it was Thomas asking Little James about his condition and why he hadn't been healed. It was so dark on Grafted's You Tube screen, so they may had difficulty seeing who it was!
I'm surprised they didn't know this
So I just watched all of your The Chosen videos for the like 12th time if not more. Just like I wish The Chosen episodes never stopped coming, I want your reactions videos to never stop as well. I love you both so much already, like we have been close forever. I wish I knew more people like you. I would be a much happier person. We have so many trials. We can use more encouragement, right ? I feel so much closer to God The Father and to my Beloved Yeshua since The Chosen and from watching and learning from your You Tube Channel. Feeling so Blessed tonight Sam & Tom. I just donated $50 in appreciation. THANK YOOOOU !!
You guys have no idea how much you have helped me in my walk with the Lord. You are a blessing to me! God bless you and your loved ones!
Again, thanks for doing this, brothers. I am loving Jesus more and more because of your talks.
Wow so on point your discussion about healing. This is something I have been wrestling for a while with biblically and I so appreciate your insights and discussion! Thank you so much! And I SO AGREE-it’s about relationship! And the reality of living in a broken world, but no matter what we have VICTORY in Him!
Your discussion about Yeshua's healing styles...it was different for everyone. I think some people got instantly healed, but others were "drawn out." (if that makes sense)
Ok, I’ve seen this Episode, at least 3 times. However, I just caught a foreshadowing. John asking Simon, “Who are you to decide who is forgiven or not forgiven?”
I don’t get it would you mind explaining?☺️
Such a GREAT LINE!!!
@@adrianamf2283 17 Jesus replied, “Blessed are you, Simon son of Jonah, for this was not revealed to you by flesh and blood, but by my Father in heaven. 18 And I tell you that you are Peter,[b] and on this rock I will build my church, and the gates of Hades[c] will not overcome it. 19 I will give you the keys of the kingdom of heaven; whatever you bind on earth will be[d] bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on earth will be[e] loosed in heaven.”
Matthew 26:31-35
[31]Then saith Iesus vnto them, All ye shall be offended because of me this night, For it is written, I will smite the Shepheard, and the sheepe of the flocke shall be scattered abroad.
[32]But after I am risen againe, I will goe before you into Galilee.
[33]Peter answered, and said vnto him, Though all men shall be offended because of thee, yet will I neuer be offended.
[34]Iesus said vnto him, Uerily I say vnto thee, that this might before the cocke crow, thou shalt denie me thrise.
[35]Peter said vnto him, Though I should die with thee, yet will I not denie thee. Likewise also said all the Disciples.
John 21:15-19
[15]¶ So when they had dined, Iesus saith to Simon Peter, Simon, sonne of Ionas, louest thou mee more then these? He saith vnto him, Yea, Lord, thou knowest that I loue thee. He saith vnto him, Feed my lambes.
[16]He saith to him againe the second time, Simon sonne of Ionas, louest thou me? He saith vnto him, Yea Lord, thou knowest that I loue thee. He saith vnto him, Feed my sheepe.
[17]He said vnto him the third time, Simon sonne of Ionas, louest thou mee? Peter was grieued, because hee saide vnto him the third time, Louest thou me? And he said vnto him, Lord, thou knowest all things, thou knowest that I loue thee. Iesus sayth vnto him, Feed my sheepe.
[18]Uerily, verily I say vnto thee, whē thou wast yong, thou girdedst thy selfe, and walkedst whither thou wouldest: but when thou shalt be old, thou shalt stretch forth thy hands, and another shall gird thee, and carie thee whither thou wouldest not.
[19]This spake hee, signifying by what death he should glorifie God. And when he had spoken this, he sayth vnto him, Follow me.
I just love your reactions & to learn so much more from you both, thank you so much Sam & Tom!!
Again, I will say how much I love those succulents on the table. Please leave them there.
Thank you! I was one that requested this episode and I was not disappointed! I learn so much about Judaism and that to me is so important with this series. I have also watch several of your other videos because of what I can learn.
Love the humor, jokes and the compassion you both have.
another amazing commentary
Thank you for your insight and your willingness to lead us through this episode at an absorbable pace. The background music is so peaceful and contemplative. I join your amazement (and theirs) at the miracle of walking and watching and just learning and learning... Nobody works harder than Jesus - wow.
I saw Little James and Thomas talking, not Thaddeus. Little James has the limp.
hello Grafted... you can connect the campfire conversation to episode 6..
here, Matthew has not owned up to his sins against the Jewish people, and Simon is not willing to forgive him for that... in episode 6, when Matthew and Simon was asking Mary Magdalene to return to camp, Matthew owned up to his sins ("I'm a bad person, Mary..."). which softened Simon's heart and changed his views of Matthew...
it was beautiful how the writers tied up these episodes creating character developments...
Awesome job, I love you guys.
The disciple that Thomas was asking about his "struggle" is James the Lesser. The actor himself has the partial paralysis described. Dallas noticed it when he was walking/standing and and asked if he could write it into the character of James.
Love your commentaries, guys! Thank you!!!
Showing us how human Jesus was and he experienced life the same as we do. I could feel His exhaustion! Something that we don’t often think about, He came down to earth “fully human” to redeem us! And He appreciated the loving care of His mother just like we would. And Yeshua thanked her the dearest way.
As you said this is so human!
Amazing conversation. You two really " value add " to the whole show and that is really something because it is already so high in accomplishing connection and authenticity. Great job and thank you.
Aloha from Hawaii 🙋 ❤ 🌺 Thank you guys for your input to this episode. Especially from the Jewish perspective! 🙌 👍 ❤
The pain of having to wait just two weeks for a new video! 😣 Lol! My 30 year old "never watches those cheesy Jesus movies" type, loves The Chosen and your commentaries! It's an every Sunday night event with you. We looove the fascinating history, to have described the type of life Jesus experienced, and your down to earth emotions. Thank you for keeping them coming!
Exactly. It reminds me of how my sons banter back and forth. They are living hours away now and I have to watch by myself also. You have caused me to laugh out loud so many times! It’s a lot of company! Thank you! I’ve learned so much and get so excited when I find a video I haven’t seen yet!
He was covered in schmutz 🤣🤣 thank you Tom
Man was made from the dust of the Earth. Yeshua was just putting dust back that was lost from the eye (with a little Holy binder).
Keep these deep dives coming guys. Loving the analysis, you have really helped me open my eyes to understand and fully acknowledge the Jewishness of Yeshua 🙏🏾
Jesus touches our hearts with His love when He says, "I am the way, the truth and the life." All we can do is respond as Nathaniel did in awesome adoration!
Thank you for a great job, you guys! Very thoughtful commentary. You brought out many points that I missed or glossed over.
I love your reaction videos! I look forward to these videos!
BTW, the disciple that has a form of paralysis is Little James not. Thaddeus.
Yes you’re correct. Does it say in the Bible that James had this? Honest curious
@@rickytavilla4259 No, they added it in because if the actor has it.
@@ashleydanielson3222 thanks for that
@@ashleydanielson3222 I’m ok with it
I LOVE Philip in this series.
Oh that last bit gets me every time!! Thankyou Jesus for loving us
He loves us so much that He would lay his life down for His friends
This is my favorite episode so dar they've made! HAPPY EASTER FOR HE IS RISEN!!!!!!!
Such wisdom God gave these two gentlemen. God bless!
Greetings Sam and Tom! Thank you!
Again, I love watching these reaction videos. I like hearing about what you guys think of the episodes and the insight you have about them. Episode 3 of Season 2 was amazing!
He is the Ox. Carrying our burden. The last scene reminded me of Matthew 11:32, "...come to me all who are heavy laden, and I will give you rest."
Please do the Season 1 reaction. Thank you!
Than you for another wonderful video.....I’ve learned a lot from you!
That was an incredible episode. Packed with examples of how His salvation meets our human flaws. But what really impacted me was mother Mary shared her birth story and her surprise at him needing her. As a mother of a grown son, I do at some point feel that he no longer needs me. But there are those moments, like Mary washing Jesus feet, that you realize that you are needed, that you still have that precious connection That is huge to my heart, knowing that I am needed and have something to offer. And I believe that Jesus wants us to understand that this is true of our relationship with him too.
I'd like to make a request: can you guys make a 'short'(a quick clip) of the part where you talked about Yeshua preserving the life of women by providing the only exception for divorce. I would love to share that clip! 🙏🏼
Your comments about each scene are amazing. I needed to hear something special today, then you said it.
Thanks
THANK YOU FOR YOUR KIND AND EMOTIONAL CONNECTION TO THE MARY STORY; AS A MOTHER MY HEART BREAKS FOR HER ALL THE TIME AND YOU BOTH AS FATHERS YOU KNOW HOW THIS FEELS LIKE. MY HEART GOES OUT TO YOU BOTH!
You guys are awesome. Love the fascinating insight. Powerful episode. 😭😭😭
Please do the explainer video on 1st century understanding of Marriage and divorce 🙏 thank you!
I absolutely love you guys. Truly. Thank you.
I love you guys, you’re insights and all-out love for Jesus. I’m going back to read ‘Sitting at the Feet of Rabbi Jesus’. Thank you, thank you.
This was one of my favorite episodes...and to here you two add the insight you did ...mind blowing.. I learn so much for you guys! Thank you. I want to know the Jewish Jesus!
Mary cleaning off her child once more…
Oh Yes indeed. What a great observation.
I've been following the chosen series I can't wait till Series 3 comes out but the way it's being portrayed is saving a lot of people and I really think it's an awesome series I'm 65 I know you guys are young enough to be my children but I'm 65 and I've seen a lot of biblical and Christian movies in my lifetime probably watch just about all of them and I think this chosen series really has touched my heart as being a Christian because it's bringing Jesus down to like he come down and with a servant to us and it's like he's down at our level and loving us and giving so much of a self and I can see why the writers of chosen did it this way I think it's truly awesome
Gentlemen, it's Little James and Thomas. But you have been doing a spectacular job tonight. This is #5 for me. AMEN.
23:26 it is little James, not Thaddeus
Yes
brilliant! i had not thought about Mary not being believed up until then. They have portrayed her beautifully, I thought.
Perfect timing 58:03. Thank you, Lord for just walking by.
I love the ending where mother Mary helps Jesus. She had been thinking that he didn’t need her and that ending proved otherwise.
So right on!!
Please post often🥺
Having Mary talk about cleaning off Jesus after his birth did create some heated discussions on Instagram. Tbf I’m Catholic myself but I’m not going to argue on a point that to me anyway feels pretty trivial in the grand scheme. I absolutely broke when Mary washed Jesus at the end of the day in this episode, after she’d been saying she felt Jesus hadn’t ‘needed’ her like that for a long time, and then Jesus hugs her and says ‘What would I do without my Eema?’ 😭😭😭
I'd love to see and hear the disciples' reactions to Jesus making mud from spit to heal the blind man!!
Hope you can explain also about some Jewish practices like washing of feet, hands, kosher, etc. Thank you both. Very good job. God bless.
👍👍👍from Kerala India
Thank you for recognizing Mary “blessed art you among women “ Yes, she was the mother of the most high Jesus Christ.
So good. ❤️
Sometimes suffering is given as 'gift' that we can give back to the Lord. Join our suffering with his on the Cross for the redemption of the world.
I bet the people didn't lineup (that's such later social idea, and not really followed today in many places), but I don't mind how they showed it since its about the beginnings of Jesus's public works. What I like is how they show Jesus's humanness in facing growing crowds and even His need to separate off and atone with God.
I'm from India and I've seen many tribal people in the forests following it even during pandemic time. Back then people are Well disciplined (most of the time). So I guess it may be true
I have had the same question as Thomas, I was born with Cerebral Palsy, and I am in my 60’s BUT, I like what Thaddeus said he picked me despite of it!!
Thank you.
I feel just like this man. I am sick sense birth and I used to be afraid of asking God for healing cause I did not wanna be like this people that just need something from God and not want God himself for who he is. Now 40 years later I understand God want to cure me cause he loves me. As soon as I get cured I will come here to comment again.
I am learning English so, I am sorry for any mistake
Yes! He loves us and wants us to seek Him. Probably the greatest example of seeking Him for healing and yet learning that God had a different plan for Him is Paul. Paul kept asking for healing and God said, "my grace is sufficient." And yet, the woman who touched his garment in faith, was healed. None of us knows what God has for us until we ask.
@@vickydean3246 now I am just close enough to ask him anything with no fear, and I am sure he is all I need, sick or being well.
@@CanalRosanaRibeiro Yes!
I feel like Mary hurries with her cleaning of Jesus at the end, despite it finally being a chance to minister to her son, she hears and sees the pain and exhaustion he is having and hurries along to make it easier for him to lie down as quickly as possible. I wonder how emotional that is for her internally . As a mother I would want to hurry so that my child could rest, but also to hold my child and comfort them for just a few moments. Or at the very least to sit by them while they fall asleep, caressing their face or just being in that moment with them.
I Love this scene !! The sky is so beautiful man!! With the sun set Just GORGEOUS!! They did this entire shot in Just One take. I watched a behind the scenes documentary and in movie making its called A One-err 😎🌞🤔🥰
It took me a while to get the "net income" jokes, but I can't stop laughing now that I get it.😂