Suzie had always had a lot of money and depended on her fathers riches rather than taking her life into her own hands. When Suzie was at 7 years of age, she seemed a bit lost and ‘not with it.’ She didn’t connect with people and didn’t really take anything into consideration. She didn’t think things through a lot, though I believe she didn’t really know how to think for herself.
At the age of 14, Suzie seemed to be the same as she was at 7 but much more stubborn and cold hearted. She doesn’t care much about anything, she almost looks a bit sad, but also angry, perhaps at the program, as she thought it was “ridiculous and can’t see the point to it”
Near the age of 21, she still seemed to be on her stubborn strike, and seemed a fair bit cynical. Didn’t know where her life was heading, what’s going on, like her life was pointless and she appeared naïve on a lot of occasions.
To my surprise, at 28, Suzie had completely changed, which is what I loved about this certain character.
She had found a husband, Rupert. Which I think really changed her outlook on life and her perspectives on a lot of things. This relationship is on really steady ground as they have always been together and they still admit to loving one another. When she was 7, she said she wanted 2 kids and a Nanny to take care of them. She has 3 kids and she takes care of them herself as she thinks it’s her own responsibility.
She had completely changed; she seems really content and happy with her life. I think Suzie is a very interesting person, she knows she had been sheltered in her life; she says “you can’t change what you have been born into”. I think we also have a lot to learn from this character. Her partner has been really supportive and helped her in many aspects. I think this takes a lot of part into the transformation of Suzie.
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