Assertion: beth | /r/CapableOf | tell randall
Facets:
value: on his anxiety attacks
type: TEMPORAL
value: wearily
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: But when Beth (Susan Kelechi Watson) wearily told Randall (Sterling K. Brown) that they’ve been having the same argument for 20 years, this installment rolled up its sleeves and dug into relationship, flashing back to five pivotal moments that were a complicated, chaotic stew of romance, tension, warmth, and disconnection.
text: We’ve done a bunch of public screenings of the episode now, and hearing the audience react when Beth calls Randall out on his anxiety attacks — which I think is the most cutting line of that fight
text: Which brings us back to the present: Beth told Randall that their default mode was one in which she had to be the one to bend, but now she was about to break.
text: I am not going to bend," Beth tells Randall.
text: She can’t tell Randall, “I want to be that little girl who dances again.