While I understand the writers' attempt to create a compelling storyline, implying that a natural disaster and legal issues could drastically change a person's core personality seems simplistic and even disrespectful to the complexities of human nature. Trauma and hardship manifest differently in everyone, and to suggest that they would magically align someone's personality with a future version of themselves feels disingenuous and lacks a nuanced understanding of personal growth.

You know, this whole situation reminds me of this one time when my own grandma... let's just say she had a wild side too. She always told me, "Life's too short to follow all the rules." And you know what? She was right. She lived life on her own terms, and even though she got into her share of trouble, she never lost that spark. Maybe that's what they're trying to show with Meemaw – that even though she messes up, she's still got that fire in her belly.

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This season is giving me trust issues! Remember when they did that whole thing with [character] and then just... never mentioned it again? 🤦‍♀️ I'm just saying, I'll believe Meemaw's changed when I see it.

This is giving me major "Gone With the Wind" vibes. Meemaw's gonna rise from the ashes! 🔥

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