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Doesn't Nora just annoy you so much!
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Thank you! When I saw that post I was like no way!! Nora is awesome!

I was proven wrong, Nora did not annoy me. In the begining of the book she did but not anymore.

I still like Nora and Patch even for there mistakes :D











Yes! Her choices have always made me very frustrated and annoyed.



She decided she loved him while he was still threatening to kill. He humiliated her, insulted her several times, threatened her, and then said he was going to kill her IIRC, and she still decided she was in love with him. So even if she did leave him for acting weird, she got together him while he was behaving like a psycho.
Seriously, I despise Nora with every part of my brain I am willing to devote to despising a fictional character. She is everything I hate in a heroine. She is bitchy, stupid, hypocritical, whiny, and back handed. She treats people badly, she is constantly slut shaming Marcie, and that's something I can't stand in people. Marcie's sexual organs and what she does with them are none of Nora's concern.



I completley agree with you 200 percent. Marice is the one with problems and Nora wasnt going to stand there and take it! Nora is amazing!

Thank you!! :D your dead right! Shes not a sucker and all my lifes over! like most girls! shes more realistic! And with a guy like Patch she needed to show a bit of toughness! :P ha i love her too! cant wait for the next one! :D

He wasn't flirtatious, he was sexually harassing her. There is a huuuuuuuuge difference between the two. What makes it even worse is that she felt alarmed enough tot ell her teacher and yet she still fell for him. When you feel in danger or uncomfortable and the person doesn't let up, it's not flirting. Trust me, I've been on the receiving end of this kind of thing. It's not fun, or romantic, it's creepy and it makes you feel sick, and I hope you are never on the receiving end of this kind of "flirting".
Boys do not always humiliate and insult girls, and if the guys you've dated do then you really need to change your type. It is never all right for someone to humiliate you and sexually harass you, ever. It's wrong. If you're in a relationship and they do that to you, it's abuse. There is no justification. Humiliation, sexual harassment, and insults are abuse. Nora's love Patch is borderline Stockholm syndrome.
As for bitchy and hypocritical, her treatment of Marcie. Nora all but has sex with Patch in a public restroom, her best friend is dating Jules for the money, and Nora breaks into someone's house and goes through school records, and she sees nothing wrong with any of that. But Marcie giving blow jobs to a couple of guys makes her shallow, materialistic, whore and a terrible person. Marcie isn't nice, but she's the only one that really gets called out, and it's always on the wrong thing. Call Marcie out for being mean,but don't shame her because she enjoys sex. Girls get enough shit for having the slightest sexual urge. If Nora's hated Marcie this long, she should be able to come up with a better insult than slut shaming.
I don't like characters who are so willing to call out other people on their flaws, but completely ignore their own. I don't like slut shaming. Those things make Nora a bitch in my book.


I know, and I'm sorry I lashed out at you. You didn't do anything to make me mad, I just sort of over reacted. This is just one of those things I tend to lose my temper about. I've known people who have been treated the way Patch treated Nora is the first book, I've been treated the way Patch treated Nora is the first book, and I hate the idea of it being shown as sexy when it's not. It's one of those things that can leave you feeling humiliated and dirty, and I get freaked out when I see people saying they want someone like Patch.
Also, believe it or not, as much as I hate these characters and their choices, I do enjoy the books on some level. It takes a lot for me to hate a book. Like Halo series, or maybe Eat, Pray, Love level. I can handle reading the series, and I can even things I like about it. It's just Patch and Nora that I despise. Besides, I've read this far, I might as well read the last one.

I agree, but i didnt mean to upset you Molly! I understand it too but i was just making a point...it is only a book after all! still...didnt mean to offend!

Ha your grand! sure tis only a book! and he is a fallen angel! but i know what ya mean! nd i didnt mean that i liked guys who teased and insulted and were ejjits! thats just most of em in general and how they act to most girls! haha :P ps if you dont like her youll hate elena in vamp diaries! soo stuck up! but i love l j smith!

It's fine. I know you didn't mean to offend and I'm sorry I got offended. I should watch myself more with that. I'm sorry I lashed out. It wasn't nice, and I know you didn't mean to upset me. I'm sorry.
Melissa:
He does get better, but I swear Nora gets worse. It's like neither of them can be kind and intelligent at the same time.






Yeah, the Anemia thing was mostly in the first book where it felt like it was there for plot convenience because it only existed when the plot needed it to.
I forget, did she ever tell her mom about her boyfriend? I remember thinking the mom sucked, but I'm not sure if that's why, or if it was just because she was kind of absentee.
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