It is unfair to complain about Isabel's "White" Konklin, the protagonist of the "Summer I turned well" played by Lola Tung, having a terrible case of "main character syndrome", mainly because she is The main character of the show. However, if I had to hang out with my stomach in real life, there would definitely be moments when I would like to throw it away. As a titular pretty course, white, girl whose parents Laurel Park (Jackake Jung) and Johnon Conklin (Colin Ferguson) decided to nicknate her "stomach" instead of "white" or "Izzy", is The center of attention pretty much time. Plus, when she "turns nicely" before she spent the summer in the fictional city of Casins Beach, which will attract the attention of her life -long friends Jeremiah and Conrad Fisher (Gavin Casaleno and Christopher Briney), whose mother Susana (Rachel Blanchar),

However, the white tendency to the navel can be not only tiring, but it can also be frustrating for anyone who sees "Summer I turned well", Amazon Premier's play, which referred to the author of the original series, Eneni Hahn. (If that name sounds familiar, she also wrote "to all the guys I've loved before", which got its adaptation to Netflix.) Thanks to the absolutely winning performance of Tung, white always remains relative, and you can't help, but to take root for her, but as a reminder. She is young, and as a result, makes some slightly disturbing mistakes.

Although it is important to take a look at the age of white, "the summer I turned pretty" relies on retrospectives and jumps for time to tell his story, so we do Watch belly growing throughout the play. Given all this, what is the "worst" thing that the stomach ever does in "Summer I turned well?" Well, there is a clear winner here, but there is a very obvious vice champion; After all, the stomach is a complicated girl.

I want to be fair to the stomach once again and say something in her defense, that is that Conrad, with whom she is involved before Susanna's death, treats her really, really bad after his mother passes. (In Season 1, we find out that Susana has cancer that is in such an advanced stage that she makes personal choice not to require treatment, and at that time we catch the fishermen, the conclines, and also Laurel in season 2, Susana is gone. Staying the night with her; Susana's fall ends the relationship, leaving her in tears on her own graduation.

This, apparently, suck. I get why this bothers the stomach quite a lot. What I can't defend is how the stomach refers to Susana's funeral. Concerned about Conrad While not together, the stomach has collected a plate of food for her ex -boyfriend and thinks she is comfortable by another girl Aubrey (Mohana Krishnan), who Also It seems to be one of Conrad's former girls. Anger, the stomach flies down the stairs with Conrad on her heels, and the two have a broken, dragged struggle, where anger on her stomach says she is glad one of Conrad's existence can be there for him; He Tells tells him to grow up, and she tells him to go to hell. (Because this show wants Pointed droplets needle, the whole exchange plays over the "silver sources of Fleetwood Mac".) It is definitely no Beautiful!

The reaction of the stomach is a kind of understandable but also Conrad's mother's funeral. This was no Time to choose a huge struggle, and the worst part of it is that, unknown to the stomach, Conrad is suffering from panic attacks, so it helped it. This is definitely a bad display from the stomach, and her second worst move comes a season later.

The third and last season of "Summer I Turned Nice" There are some serious twists and turns, but the biggest surprise-and the point of conspiracy-easily is the badly advised engagement between the stomach and Jeremiah. Some context: The two end up attending the fictional Finch College and the date during his time there, only for the stomach to find out, during Jeremiah's senior year, that he cheated on her during a spring break in Cabo with Lassi Baron (Lily Donochu). White, apparently, breaks down with him, but she also ends up reuniting with Jeremiah after experiencing trauma caused by her brother Steven (John Kaufman) entered a massive car accident and almost dying. During this frightening and strange time, Jeremiah, Clown, proposes to the stomach and stomach, which is deprived of sleep and deceptive, says yes.

The way the stomach and Jeremiah deal with their wildly hasty engagement is bizarre and strange, especially when it comes to their parents. Although Jeremiah's father, Adam Fischer (Tom Everett Scott) eventually surrenders and agrees to pay for ghosts, Laurel stands steadily on the field, keeping the stomach and Jeremiah are too young to get married and have to wait. (She is right !!!.

On the one hand, it is understandable that the stomach, which is barely 21 years old, feels like she has to dig into her heels after making a truly absurd dedication to Jeremiah, but still, the way she treats Laurel throughout the work is terrible. Fortunately, White and Jeremiah come to their senses (sight) before the wedding act actuallyLeaving White to go to Paris freely, as she initially planned (she should study abroad there before Jeremiah's proposal), and leaving Laurel, probably very facilitated.

White, despite the nickname and occasional periods of crimes, is actually a pleasure to see - and If you have already tightened the "Summer I turned well" on the Amazon Premier video, check these other 12 plays.