In The Lovers, a love story blooms between two people who appear to be utterly wrong for each other, but they might just be entirely right. Janet a supermarket worker who doesn't care about anything, including her life, and Seamus, a self-centred political broadcaster.
Seamus likes Janet for the same reasons I previously stated. Though her aggressive tact, going to his hotel room would strongly oppose her suicidal disposition of the previous episode. Seamus fortuitously caught by his girlfriend Frankie during a little preamble, should free his decision-making and free him of future guilt, unless of course he backtracks.
Seamus likes Janet for the same reasons I previously stated. Though her aggressive tact, going to his hotel room would strongly oppose her suicidal disposition of the previous episode. Seamus fortuitously caught by his girlfriend Frankie during a little preamble, should free his decision-making and free him of future guilt, unless of course he backtracks.
