Hannah Brown
Everybody thought ABC screwed up this time when they selected Hannah Brown as their next Bachelorette.
On the Tell All show they announced her. Likely, she suffered from stage fright, a complete loss of the ability to communicate. She resorted to repeating herself, sticking to just a couple sentences. Many wrote that this beauty queen, who won Miss Alabama in the Miss USA contest lacked substance. The trolls oozed their vitriol in alarming numbers. People suggested ABC script their contestants, which was also an unfounded complaint from viewers in the past. “Oh, the show is scripted or rigged.” It is not. Write me if you don’t believe this and I will share with you the proof.
Hannah’s approval rating slowly went through the roof.
1.
She demonstrated more than once that she was a
strong woman by immediately kicking off the show anybody who was there for the
wrong reasons.
2.
She showed compassion, looking for the good in a
person, who had shown disrespect to his fellow contestants.
3.
She stuck up for her life decisions and ethics
allowing no one to denigrate her. A fundamentalist man on the show, who thought
of women as subservient, said that he would be there to guide and protect her.
He said her sex life was inappropriate. She gave him the boot while arguing her
case for equality, quite to the liking of women everywhere, along with most
men.
Tomorrow night is the finale. I wouldn’t be surprised if Hannah chose no one, and I wouldn’t dare to second-guess her. I will say that her big heart gave too much time in her effort to redeem the fundamentalist, which gave her less time to find her mate. I wish her the best.
For me, she started out (pre-show) as the worst Bachelorette in the history to the show and ended up the best. Any writer could appreciate this enviable story arc.
Writing tip for the day: consider taking your main character arc from evil to good, or from incompetent to brilliant, or from zero to sixty, instead of serving us a warm bowl of porridge.
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