I can't understand why people call him an asshole and a bad person...I mean, maybe at first he was a little mean to Oliver because he was a stranger, but when Farleigh realized who Oliver really is, he had every reason to be mean to him!
He knows his limits. He was friends with Oliver. We all hurt, argue, fuss, disagree, or nitpick, but we still learn to do right things and break the loop. That’s what friends are for. He was only mean at the Midsummer Party when he started his powerful monologue. He wants Oliver out of the house once the party and the summer are over for being a twisted wannabe, or else something horrible happens. He knew that Oliver stole his phone that led to framing, he kept the information in his head during the party until next morning, but it was all lost suddenly in the end. He was so unworthy to Oliver for taking his place and living a life of his own nor lie. Oliver is a bad person and an asshole. Farleigh is a good person from a bad New York environment. Everyone agreed and should agree.
@@kb4903 He’s a friend who has gone through a whole lot. He’s silly and sensitive but he wants to make other people feel good. Everyone’s been talking about it and we accept it.
I'm slightly obsessed with Archie. After seeing him in this, of course, and then watching Gran Turismo recently - such different roles. And then there's that *beautiful* face. Lord! I suggest watching these scenes with Felix Amica (Saltburn soundtrack) playing in the background. Gives me shivers.
Love every scene he’s in, I’m still in the opinion that saltburn should’ve been more centered around I read multiple reviews critical of the film say the same for me it’s about the fact that farleigh’s plight being a queer working class biracial American who’s connected to a upper class white British family perfectly fit emerald’s envision of wanting to be subversive to eat the rich genre while also embodying the film’s undertones of obsession, access and sexual morality we rarely see stories of what it likes to be a POC in a white dominated environment in contemporary time and it would’ve so exciting to center that on farleigh
Farleigh: The Final Girl of Saltburn.
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I can't understand why people call him an asshole and a bad person...I mean, maybe at first he was a little mean to Oliver because he was a stranger, but when Farleigh realized who Oliver really is, he had every reason to be mean to him!
He knows his limits. He was friends with Oliver.
We all hurt, argue, fuss, disagree, or nitpick, but we still learn to do right things and break the loop.
That’s what friends are for.
He was only mean at the Midsummer Party when he started his powerful monologue.
He wants Oliver out of the house once the party and the summer are over for being a twisted wannabe, or else something horrible happens.
He knew that Oliver stole his phone that led to framing, he kept the information in his head during the party until next morning, but it was all lost suddenly in the end.
He was so unworthy to Oliver for taking his place and living a life of his own nor lie.
Oliver is a bad person and an asshole.
Farleigh is a good person from a bad New York environment.
Everyone agreed and should agree.
He was a bully.
@@kb4903 The piece of news is too old and no he isn’t.
@@kb4903 He’s a friend who has gone through a whole lot. He’s silly and sensitive but he wants to make other people feel good.
Everyone’s been talking about it and we accept it.
@@kb4903 We don’t see him being a bully, he has the emotions and feelings. That’s why Archie confirmed it.
I'm slightly obsessed with Archie. After seeing him in this, of course, and then watching Gran Turismo recently - such different roles. And then there's that *beautiful* face. Lord!
I suggest watching these scenes with Felix Amica (Saltburn soundtrack) playing in the background. Gives me shivers.
Tysm, this is very appreciated - Farleigh is truly the main character
Love every scene he’s in, I’m still in the opinion that saltburn should’ve been more centered around I read multiple reviews critical of the film say the same for me it’s about the fact that farleigh’s plight being a queer working class biracial American who’s connected to a upper class white British family perfectly fit emerald’s envision of wanting to be subversive to eat the rich genre while also embodying the film’s undertones of obsession, access and sexual morality we rarely see stories of what it likes to be a POC in a white dominated environment in contemporary time and it would’ve so exciting to center that on farleigh
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