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Angelina was not unintelligent. She was well aware not only of Hannah's feelings for Vinh (even if Hannah had never explicitly said anything) and of Vinh's feelings for Hannah. She deliberately went after him because she wanted to and even lied to Vinh by telling him Hannah was interested in another cop. It was selfish and cruel.



This is just Angelina justifying her actions to herself.
If your friend gives you a family heirloom, do you take it?
Taking something from a friend when you know just how important it is to them is not true friendship. Angelina lied to Vinh because she knew he wanted Hannah, and she deliberately seduced Vinh knowing Hannah was in love with him. This is twisted. Angelina was a sociopath.
I’m with Lauren. Even if Hannah hadn’t explicitly expressed her feelings for Vinh, a good friend would know it anyway. And, someone as resourceful as Angelina definitely knew. It doesn’t matter if the friend later gives you “permission.” It’s not how a friend would treat another friend. It’s not as if Angelina and Vinh couldn’t help themselves. She went after him like gangbusters.
That’s why I asked the first question about why no one seemed to know about Hannah. She slipped into the background because this hurt.
Yeah, my opinion of Angelina certainly changed. She was manipulative and hurtful. Hannah lost two friends because of her actions.
That’s why I asked the first question about why no one seemed to know about Hannah. She slipped into the background because this hurt.
Yeah, my opinion of Angelina certainly changed. She was manipulative and hurtful. Hannah lost two friends because of her actions.
