Picking Nits
Lillian dumping Annie; Lillian's disappearance; the Vegas diversion; convenience-store carrots; Helen choosing Vegas; Helen's husband's wealth; Doug's absence; Megan and Doug as siblings; capitalized email words; outdoor cookie and fountain; Annie's mom absent from the drive
In the discussion (11)
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- Was Lillian out of line for dumping Annie as maid of honor? Everyone felt it did not sit right.
- Lillian's disappearance before the wedding, needed for conflict, falls apart.
- A diverted plane should not have stopped a rich Helen from getting to Vegas.
- Who buys carrots at a convenience store?
- Helen would not have pushed for Vegas; she would have picked Europe or New Orleans.
- Helen's husband has an unexplained $50 million-plus Chicago-area estate; Doug works for him, so why is Lillian skimping on a $12 workout?
- Doug barely appears; how long Lillian and Doug's marriage lasts is on one participant's unanswerable list; "he's been calling me dude a lot" is a favorite line.
- Megan and Doug do not look like siblings.
- Annie capitalizes random words in her emails, like Lakehouse, noticed from an editor's eye.
- Helen putting the giant cookie and chocolate fountain outdoors is a mistake, since weather cannot be controlled.
- Why was Annie's mom not in the car on the drive to the shower if they were living together?