I wonder what happened to make her go from a rebellious child to an ultra rule follower...
I wonder what happened to make her go from a rebellious child to an ultra rule follower...I can see Ruby being quite judgemental of others (though more so in her own head than saying it out loud), but I wouldn't say she'd be the nastiest person in a room or a bully. Bullying involves social power and she's too weird for that lol.
I could be wrong though ofc. She once said that she used to be a wild/rebellious child, does anyone remember that? I wonder what that was like.
I think she said it was like, in the first couple years of elementary school she was a little naughty. So nothing serious.I wonder what happened to make her go from a rebellious child to an ultra rule follower...
I think she means like... Theresa May Fields of Wheat rebellious. Not like, smoking pot and stealing vodka.I wonder what happened to make her go from a rebellious child to an ultra rule follower...
She did a storytime a while back where she mentioned getting in a slight bit of trouble when she was a 3 year old in nursery, made it out like she'd murdered someoneI think she said it was like, in the first couple years of elementary school she was a little naughty. So nothing serious.
Yeah I really do think so. I don’t think Ruby is like this now, but I reckon she was at school and probably pissed a lot of people off with her superiority complex. End of the day, if you lord it over people and go out of your way to make them feel stupid, you’re going to face a backlash.Does anyone else think she goes on about bullying A LOT for someone who I could definitely imagine being the nastiest person in a room? Like in everything she's ever written the main character, who is essentially her, is nasty to anyone with an IQ lower than Einstein's, ridicules people who are aware of their physical appearance, and shows off their privilege whilst claiming to be so oppressed. Ruby IRL does all those things and more and still claims to be the victim of bullying. I really think there's a chance she wasn't bullied at school but rather got treated poorly by her peers after she'd criticised them and ridiculed them for not being as Incredibly Smart And Clever And Perfect as Her Royal Rubyness. She definitely seems the type who could be bullied but only after bullying someone ya know? I think maybe her parents think so highly of her that if she was a bully they wouldn't have taken it seriously and would've helped make her the victim instead?
Also the fake look of wonder... well done Ruby it's your lawn, however are you going to contain your excitement!Twirling around the garden again... I live on a rough council estate in Manchester and if someone witnessed me twirling around the street I’d get stabbed. Never mind if I got about wearing a boater hat.
Is she trying to get pneumonia so her interpretation of a Victorian scullery maid can be more faithful? Is this method acting?Prancing around in a short sleeved summer dress in winter (yes it’s snowing) - wtf is wrong with her.
Seriously I am becoming convinced she must be somehow mentally disabled cause it’s extremely worrying.
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Where does she talk about Jane Eyre? I studied it years ago at A-Level and it’s one of my favourite novels so interested to hear her perspectiveIt's so frustrating that she seems to have such a basic understanding of Jane Eyre. The whole point is that Jane's reunion with Rochester IS a radical act, because she now has financial independence and self respect and has found a family (the Rivers). He has been 'punished' for his crimes by being blinded and essentially losing everything. Now they can unite as equals. Obviously the novel can be seen as problematic in light of modern theories of postcolonialism etc, but it's not as if Jane Eyre is meant to be a 'girl power' 21st century feminist Cinderella story. The ending very clearly fits with the novel as a whole.
Also the fake look of wonder...
That's usual Ruby after all.That bit was quite cringeworthy.
It's in her recent video, called 19 Books I read in January or something like thatWhere does she talk about Jane Eyre? I studied it years ago at A-Level and it’s one of my favourite novels so interested to hear her perspective
She sounds like a fucking fantasistJust been having a nosy at Claire's blog, apparently when she was six years old Marfa had her skipping rope confiscated by airport security and began to cry. Luckily Ruby, ever the hero of the tale (who I guess would have been nine at this point?) somehow got them to give the rope back by asking politely. According to this blog airport staff often wish that more passengers behaved like Ruby at security as she volunteers to be patted down or something? And then one time she just randomly sat down on the plane next to some random elderly Australian couple and talked to them for the whole flight...
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