Eve Cornwell

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It’s not uncommon for most of them to start out in civil law to save some money and criminal is hard going especially where you have days where you possibly can’t get paid!
Yeah, when I went to university the professors even joked about how every law student imagined themselves working as a criminal lawyer at one point but as we go through uni that number changes drastically…I was the odd one out with my interest in taxation 😅
 
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I wonder if Eve and her gf will end up marrying
Doubtful. The way I see it Eve has just discovered that she is gay, she's found a girl that likes her back for now and is using the relationship as an opportunity to discover herself, what she likes in a girl etc. I don't doubt that she is probably in that early stage of a relationship when everything feels great and your partner is the most perfect person in the world etc. I also expect she's just properly discovered sex too (or at least sex she actually enjoys assuming she's shagged guy(s) before whilst she was confused about her sexuality) which will keep her interested for a while.

However, ultimately how many first relationships ever end up being the 'one' and the person you eventually marry? Very few and I wouldn't be surprised to see her move on from her current girlfriend once she has finished 'discovering' what it is she is actually looking for romantically in life.
 
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I wonder what it's like for Eve to be with someone that is - as has been pointed out on this thread before - extremely rich/comes from a very rich family. Don't get me wrong, Eve's parents definitely aren't poor, they seem to be a very (upper? ) middle class family but I'm sure she's not exactly used to the level of wealth the girlfriend grew up in and is accustomed to. I come from a working-class family and notice how I always feel and felt a tiny bit uncomfortable and out of place when e.g. staying at a friend's house whose family is very very wealthy. Clearly, Eve makes good money now but I am genuinely interested to what extent class differences impact her relationship. My partner doesn't come from the same, but a very similar background and I really enjoy that we see eye to eye on many issues because of that shared or similar life experience.
 
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I wonder what it's like for Eve to be with someone that is - as has been pointed out on this thread before - extremely rich/comes from a very rich family. Don't get me wrong, Eve's parents definitely aren't poor, they seem to be a very (upper? ) middle class family but I'm sure she's not exactly used to the level of wealth the girlfriend grew up in and is accustomed to. I come from a working-class family and notice how I always feel and felt a tiny bit uncomfortable and out of place when e.g. staying at a friend's house whose family is very very wealthy. Clearly, Eve makes good money now but I am genuinely interested to what extent class differences impact her relationship. My partner doesn't come from the same, but a very similar background and I really enjoy that we see eye to eye on many issues because of that shared or similar life experience.
Honestly, I struggled to find the words for it in the first instance but in general (whether Eve or not feels the same way) there is a major power dynamic there when you have friends (or even partners) who have massive wealth differences, you know they have the best of intentions but sometimes it can feel really disempowering and you wonder whether they're aware of it too but you hope that they're blissfully unaware.

I can't speak for later in life ofc but regarding partners, I wrote it mainly concerning early adulthood/teenage years because I think you'd eventually get accustomed to it eventually if you're life partners though I think it would still be a bit of a shock in mid adulthood (suddenly getting a much wealthier friend/partner) but less so than when you're a young adult or a teenager.
 
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I think the wealth gap is a good point I didn't realise that Eve's girlfriend was so rich. I think this is another point to add to what I said above and will ultimately be a reason why this relationship doesn't work out in the long term.
 
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Honestly, I struggled to find the words for it in the first instance but in general (whether Eve or not feels the same way) there is a major power dynamic there when you have friends (or even partners) who have massive wealth differences, you know they have the best of intentions but sometimes it can feel really disempowering and you wonder whether they're aware of it too but you hope that they're blissfully unaware.

I can't speak for later in life ofc but regarding partners, I wrote it mainly concerning early adulthood/teenage years because I think you'd eventually get accustomed to it eventually if you're life partners though I think it would still be a bit of a shock in mid adulthood (suddenly getting a much wealthier friend/partner) but less so than when you're a young adult or a teenager.
Yess I think the thing about the power dynamic is what I had lurking at the back of my mind but couldn't put into words lmao, thank you, that's exactly it! And for sure, it is probably less of a shock once you're older. Obviously, we have no idea how Eve feels about this but if I started dating someone and found out their family basically lives in a mansion it would definitely be something that's on my mind at times lol
 
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I wonder what Eve really looks for in a partner, I thought she'd be more attracted to someone like her in the sense of hard-working and wanting to be financially independent. Even though her gf has a job, as someone mentioned she's wholly dependent on her parents?
 
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I wonder what Eve really looks for in a partner, I thought she'd be more attracted to someone like her in the sense of hard-working and wanting to be financially independent. Even though her gf has a job, as someone mentioned she's wholly dependent on her parents?
Tbf it’s her first relationship, she might not have been too fussy whilst on her training year, it might come unstuck in the next year or so but we’ll see
 
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I wonder what Eve really looks for in a partner, I thought she'd be more attracted to someone like her in the sense of hard-working and wanting to be financially independent. Even though her gf has a job, as someone mentioned she's wholly dependent on her parents?
Tbf I think her girlfriend graduated last year if I’m not wrong and is already the marketing manager of a London theatre! So I think shes likely pretty hard working and driven too just persuing a very different career
 
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Tbf I think her girlfriend graduated last year if I’m not wrong and is already the marketing manager of a London theatre! So I think shes likely pretty hard working and driven too just persuing a very different career
The odds are pretty high she was handed that job because of family connections lol.
 
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The odds are pretty high she was handed that job because of family connections lol.
maybe but as said before on this chat shes only rich bc of her Dad works in tech whilst her Mum is a psychologist so very unrelated to what shes doing. Theatre isn’t a corporate chain where Daddy can get you in the door. Either way very privileged. I wonder if she’ll be on Eve’s channel one day, YouTube is quite like acting I recon! I would love to see how they interact!
 
maybe but as said before on this chat shes only rich bc of her Dad works in tech whilst her Mum is a psychologist so very unrelated to what shes doing. Theatre isn’t a corporate chain where Daddy can get you in the door. Either way very privileged. I wonder if she’ll be on Eve’s channel one day, YouTube is quite like acting I recon! I would love to see how they interact!
You say that but she went to private school, she’s also just graduated form a degree in theatre? She’ll have connections, someone she knows will have worked in that industry? It’s not uncommon. As the saying goes, it’s not what you know, it’s who you know
 
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You say that but she went to private school, she’s also just graduated form a degree in theatre? She’ll have connections, someone she knows will have worked in that industry? It’s not uncommon. As the saying goes, it’s not what you know, it’s who you know
I’m just getting this from her Linkedin tbh its public if anyone wants to stalk lol you can see that she actually didn’t go to private school at all and has worked in theatre since 18 alongside uni which makes me think she’s acc worked to be where she is. It’s who you know though so she will have definitely built up connections in the industry you’re right
 
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Yeah, you don't get jobs like that at theatres one year post university without connections of some sort. Family friends, classmates parents, someone you met while doing an internship (which in turn you got thanks to connections). The arts is rife with this sort of thing.

She's probably also bright and driven and all that. But who you know helps immeasurably.
 
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Tbf I think her girlfriend graduated last year if I’m not wrong and is already the marketing manager of a London theatre! So I think shes likely pretty hard working and driven too just persuing a very different career
The thing is, is it not just some sort of title like how *Fry was promoted to Executive Delivery Boy on Futurama or is she actually leading a team of marketers?

*Example:
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If so I wonder how they feel about being led by a girl just out of uni and what the result of her marketing leadership efforts are.

Ahh, I just found this- here's a link to the job description and the salary is £25,000 a year-
https://greenwichtheatre.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Marketing-Manager-2021.doc
 
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The thing is, is it not just some sort of title like how *Fry was promoted to Executive Delivery Boy on Futurama or is she actually leading a team of marketers?

*Example:
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If so I wonder how they feel about being led by a girl just out of uni and what the result of her marketing leadership efforts are.

Ahh, I just found this- here's a link to the job description and the salary is £25,000 a year-
https://greenwichtheatre.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Marketing-Manager-2021.doc
Wow from that job description looks like she’d definitely be managing the box office team, digital engagement officer and outreach officer. I wonder if they’d feel patronised being led by someone younger than them, I think I would regardless of how much theatre specific marketing experience she has!
 
I’m just getting this from her Linkedin tbh its public if anyone wants to stalk lol you can see that she actually didn’t go to private school at all and has worked in theatre since 18 alongside uni which makes me think she’s acc worked to be where she is. It’s who you know though so she will have definitely built up connections in the industry you’re right
But what kind of school did she go too? I don’t have linked in so can’t look but if she went to grammar school it’s essentially the same thing!
 
But what kind of school did she go too? I don’t have linked in so can’t look but if she went to grammar school it’s essentially the same thing!
Coloma Convent Girls School

From what I have heard from my privately schooled friends, a lot of their parents were prepared to send them to faith-based schools as a second choice 🤷‍♀️
Plus, education inequalities aren't as simple as whether your school was private or not. There are plenty of schools in very good areas that aren't private but are far better than the schools in poor areas
 
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