Ritta still seems to be stuck in a sort of childish mentality and doesn’t want to face the harsh truth. Larissa is right. Even though White never said anything, at the end of the day he was always there for Black (minus the 2 years) even though he was just a child himself. He had his own demons to battle yet he stuck by Black’s side. That’s far better than just playing ignorant and following along with Black’s lying game. Ritta doesn’t want to accept that she’s in the wrong too. She also must feel extreme guilt but isn’t ready to face those things yet.
Ritta still seems to be stuck in a sort of childish mentality and doesn’t want to face the harsh truth. Larissa is right. Even though White never said anything, at the end of the day he was always there for Black (minus the 2 years) even though he was just a child himself. He had his own demons to battle yet he stuck by Black’s side. That’s far better than just playing ignorant and following along with Black’s lying game. Ritta doesn’t want to accept that she’s in the wrong too. She also must feel extreme guilt but isn’t ready to face those things yet.