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Since he never made it past the pilot, and the home burned down, the girls needed a place for Sophia to safely live where they could keep an eye on her post stroke. Coco agreed to leave, understanding that not only did Blanche not need him with the other girls living there, but that Sophia's safety outweighed his need for the job. so he moved out, found a cute boy, and raised 2.5 dogs of his own.
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Since he never made it past the pilot, and the home burned down, the girls needed a place for Sophia to safely live where they could keep an eye on her post stroke. Coco agreed to leave, understanding that not only did Blanche not need him with the other girls living there, but that Sophia's safety outweighed his need for the job. so he moved out, found a cute boy, and raised 2.5 dogs of his own.own.
[[WMG: Blanche was employed as a prostitute.]]
Even with renters, coming from/marrying into money and working at an art museum (which, unless were the quality/prestige as the Louvre, wouldn't be so high-paying), it's plausible that she worked as a prostitute. Living in a ranch-style house in Miami, a very expensive city to live in, driving a luxury car and her endless parade of men (particularly in episodes like "Piece Of Cake" where several male lovers are the only guests at her party and "End of a Curse" where she slept with so many men that she wasn't sure [[ItMakesSenseInContext who the father of her "baby" is]]) support this. Additionally, it's implied that her family is aware of her exploits, she enjoys her "line of work" and she had been doing this since she was young, evidenced by a throwaway line where she remarked "I haven't disappointed so many men since Daddy tore down the treehouse."
[[WMG: Blanche was employed as a prostitute.]]
Even with renters, coming from/marrying into money and working at an art museum (which, unless were the quality/prestige as the Louvre, wouldn't be so high-paying), it's plausible that she worked as a prostitute. Living in a ranch-style house in Miami, a very expensive city to live in, driving a luxury car and her endless parade of men (particularly in episodes like "Piece Of Cake" where several male lovers are the only guests at her party and "End of a Curse" where she slept with so many men that she wasn't sure [[ItMakesSenseInContext who the father of her "baby" is]]) support this. Additionally, it's implied that her family is aware of her exploits, she enjoys her "line of work" and she had been doing this since she was young, evidenced by a throwaway line where she remarked "I haven't disappointed so many men since Daddy tore down the treehouse."
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See the article on Wiki/TheOtherWiki [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Histrionic_personality_disorder/ here.]]
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See the article on Wiki/TheOtherWiki Website/TheOtherWiki [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Histrionic_personality_disorder/ here.]]
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since he never made it past the pilot, and the home burned down, the girls needed a place for Sophia to safely live where they could keep an eye on her post stroke. Coco agreed to leave understanding that not only did Blanche not need him with the other girls living there, but that Sophia's safety outweighed his need for the job. so he moved out, found a cute boy, and raised 2.5 dogs of his own.
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** Since when does being bad at balancing a checkbook make someone abusive? Charlie didn't leave Rose much when he died because he was bad with money and quick to give gifts and loans to struggling friends, but Rose lost his pension because the pension fund of Charlie's company sank when the company itself went under. And Charlie didn't keep a TV in the house because he thought it "wouldn't catch on", meaning it had less to do with restricting Rose's access to information (not that she'd actually get much out of having it, much like the rest of St. Olaf) and more to do with being bad at predicting the success of new technology.. which is what you might expect from a man with no business or investment sense.
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She's a Witness Protection agent assigned to Miles' case, and merely posed as Miles' daughter to meet Rose. The real reason that she wanted their relationship to end was because she didn't want to endanger a civilian should the mobster they were hiding Miles from somehow discover his new identity and whereabouts.
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She's a Witness Protection agent assigned to Miles' case, and merely posed as Miles' daughter to meet Rose. The real reason that she wanted their relationship to end was because she didn't want to endanger a civilian should the mobster they were hiding Miles from somehow discover his new identity and whereabouts.whereabouts.
[[WMG: Coco moved out so Sophia would have a place to live.]]
since he never made it past the pilot, and the home burned down, the girls needed a place for Sophia to safely live where they could keep an eye on her post stroke. Coco agreed to leave understanding that not only did Blanche not need him with the other girls living there, but that Sophia's safety outweighed his need for the job. so he moved out, found a cute boy, and raised 2.5 dogs of his own.
[[WMG: Coco moved out so Sophia would have a place to live.]]
since he never made it past the pilot, and the home burned down, the girls needed a place for Sophia to safely live where they could keep an eye on her post stroke. Coco agreed to leave understanding that not only did Blanche not need him with the other girls living there, but that Sophia's safety outweighed his need for the job. so he moved out, found a cute boy, and raised 2.5 dogs of his own.
