It must be sheer hell for you to be cursed with such a pretty boy's face, he drawled. The agony of finding a different woman in your bed every night must wear you thin. I don't know where you get your stamina with this terrible burden you bear.The muscle in Ramsey's jaw flexed, which pleased Brodick considerably.We know you've had as many women in your bed as I have, Ramsey snapped. But I meant what I said. There are more important matters to discuss.
In the dialogue between Brodick and Ramsey, Brodick mocks Ramsey’s attractiveness and his seemingly easy life filled with female company. He sarcastically implies that having such a good-looking face must be a burden, joking about the toll of constantly having different women each night. This light-hearted banter introduces a layer of tension between the characters, showcasing their complex relationship.
Ramsey, however, doesn’t appreciate the jest and quickly turns the conversation back to serious matters. His irritation at Brodick’s comments reveals a deeper frustration, suggesting that he is more than his looks or romantic encounters. This exchange sets the stage for understanding the characters’ personalities and the dynamics of their interactions going forward in the story.
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