All very melodramatic. Your feud may inspire a not terribly good screen presentation at some point in the future, hopefully distant. I look forward to missing it.
The quote reflects a sense of cynicism and detachment towards an ongoing conflict, suggesting that while the feud might be intense and full of emotions, it is ultimately unremarkable and unworthy of serious attention. The author seems to imply that such melodrama is more fitting for a screen adaptation than real life, indicating a preference to distance oneself from the chaos of the situation.
Furthermore, the anticipation of a future cinematic portrayal implicitly criticizes the trivialization of serious conflicts into entertainment. The sentiment expressed indicates a desire to avoid engaging with the drama, suggesting that the events surrounding the feud lack depth and significance, making it something to be overlooked rather than celebrated.
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