Is this a positive end in Breakfast Club?

[OddBeMe]

I mean it’s classic romcom bs, but is it positive for her? Ladies?

Yes it’s positive

No, its just bs.

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

Wasn’t the entire point of her character that she was attention-seeking? She just wanted validation and a sign that someone liked her. In all reality she’d grow out of it by the end of college but at least she got a high school boyfriend

[OddBeMe]

Yeah she was definitely the most complex.

[dustybiker2]

That part was cheesy. Calling it. She was cooler all mysterious (even if a little bit weird) and everyone knows it.

[dustybiker2]

•Tucks back away teen self•

[NathanDavis]

I still haven't see that movie...

maybe it's time... and I'll watch it just now

[OddBeMe]

Get. Out.

[Sevenpointfive]

she's still a freak, so it's like a Halloween costume

[OddBeMe]

What you like more freaks or sheltered cute bitches?

[Sevenpointfive]

one of them on the right definitely looks cleaner

[OddBeMe]

Looks are deceiving. I married a cute religious uptight gal and she’s dirtier than you can imagine. Lol

[Sevenpointfive]

stop teasing me your girl. i'm coming for her!

[goaded]

I've forgotten the end, but didn't one of the boys sexually assault her?

[OddBeMe]

Don’t think so. The criminal guy (jokingly of course) put his head between Molly ringwalds legs but that was a joke! And she eventually got it and fell in line.

[dustybiker2]

•snort•

[goaded]

@OddBeMe I'm pretty sure that counts.

[OddBeMe]

Yeah. And it’s implied at beginning that dark haired girls father is abusive.

[DrPepper12]

There is SOMETHING to be said for being conventional to attract someone. It's compromising to an identity but you can't have it both ways

[Anonymous]

No she ends up with the bullying jock.