I felt really bad for her in this movie. People were picking on her and all that chiz it aint no wonder she turned out like she did. Also, she didn't kill Bridget at the end and that shows some sympathy i think. Tyler got what he deserved, even if he didn't rape her (he still was a jack ass)
shareShe wanted a werewolf to kill others. Ghost is a cold blooded killer.
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she was a cool evil kid then
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I love the character, she really is a highlight in the film for me
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Ghost was a completely psychopathic character, seemingly unable to feel emotions other than fear, anger and childish glee. I thought she was too over-the-top in terms of the adult skills she had (driving, rigging explosives, using a shotgun), but in spite of that I do think she was an interesting character (and the real monster in this film). Apart from Perkins' acting, Ghost was IMO the only thing this film had going for it (the plot was a catastrophe).
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I liked the character. Just not in this movie. She didn't fit here. To shoehorn her into the plot, they had to had to come up with unbelievable story. To give her the whole run of Happier Times, they had to make it an idiot plot. To have Brigitte trust her, they had to make Brigitte an idiot. I'll repeat: Ghost starts out taunting Brigitte. There's nothing Ghost does from that point that lead Brigitte to change her mind about her. At the very least, when they got out of Happier Times, Brigitte should have ditched the bi*tch.
As Pam, the girls' Mother, said in the first film, "You have to start thinking for yourself." Brigitte obviously never learned that. She's a follower, not a leader. She did whatever Ginger was doing all of her life. By losing her sister, she subsequently became lost herself, no direction except "away from Bailey Downs." So it doesn't surprise me that she'd align herself with someone like Ghost, who, despite her young age and ultimately sinister intentions, is very intelligent and clever, has an understanding of the macabre, and has the ways and means to get B out of the hospital and into a safehouse full of tools to kill werewolves. Brigitte wasn't being an idiot, she was simply following the person who seemed to know what they were doing, like she did all those years with her sister, Ginger. And it was quite clear that Ginger wasn't always 100% sure of what she was doing all of the time, during her transformation. Brigitte's downfall is following the wrong people and not thinking enough for herself. It sealed her fate, more so than just simply turning into a werewolf.
shareThe end of GS and beginning of Unleashed can't be reconciled to your POV.
Yes, her mother says Brigitte has to start thinking for herself, but that line alerts the viewer to one of the points of the film: Brigitte was thinking for herself by the last quarter of GS. She was doing it compassionately to rescue her sister.
Just analyze some of the decisions she made: she scorned Ginger in the school hallway; then she backtracked and chose to infect herself solely to regain leverage over Ginger; she went into the house to get her sister back. She followed a trail of blood into the basement with nothing but a syringe in her hand, and still she scorned Ginger-wolf again, and--after begging and cajoling Ginger-wolf--Brigitte kills her. Yet she waits until the very last second before Ginger-wolf would have killed her. (And she definitely stabs Ginger. You can't see it, but you can hear it, and it's after they've hit the floor.)
That was only some of the decisions she made on her own to rescue Ginger. She was making all kinds of independent decisions at the end.
Yet, you could still argue that Brigitte's first adult decisions failed miserably and perhaps she lost her confidence because of that. However, that doesn't quite work because Brigitte doesn't act under-confident at the beginning of Unleashed. The girl who's lonely, but who still freezes out a boy making advances is not someone who needs anyone to guide her. The girl who's shooting a concoction that makes her sick every day, and who cuts herself the test for changes, can't be the same one who you say never learned to think for herself. She wasn't some junkie getting high. This medicine made her suffer. Lastly, the girl who's looking desperately through libraries for solutions to her fate is not acting helpless.
So, I'm sorry, but I can't buy what you say in the least. Not only doesn't it fit with so much of Brigitte's other behavior at the end of GS and the beginning of Unleashed, but it undercuts a key part of Brigitte's tragic irony: things went horribly wrong exactly when she began to think for herself. And a lot of it was just bad luck. It seems that independence is no guarantee.
But to me, Brigitte rocks. She's not a weak character; she has will of solid iron.
She did set her grandmother on fire. She was evil.
I don't love her.. She kicked me in the face!!
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She was kind of evil.
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