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She got mad because Mickey was dating someone she called \
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She got mad because Mickey was dating someone she called \\\"nice\\\", and also knew was completely incompatible. When Rose says that he doesn\\\'t even like the woman, Mickey says \\\"At least I know where she is\\\" and that he can\\\'t be with a \\\"stupid woman from a shop\\\" because of how he runs for Rose every time she returns to present-day Earth. From this, along with only mentioning the \\\"other woman\\\" after Rose catches Mickey up on where she\\\'s travelled to and after Mickey suggests a hotel room, it\\\'s very strongly implied that Mickey isn\\\'t seeing someone.
Mickey is far more unpleasant, conclusion-jumping, not to mention clingier than the worst of Rose\\\'s moments, at least here. Regardless of how to take the \\\"exactly\\\" line from the episode \\\"Rose\\\", it was a messy breakup, and when Mickey walks off at the end of \\\"Boom Town\\\", she basically lets him go.
Mickey is far more unpleasant, conclusion-jumping, not to mention clingier than the worst of Rose\\\'s moments, at least here. Regardless of how to take the \\\"exactly\\\" line from the episode \\\"Rose\\\", it was a messy breakup, and when Mickey walks off at the end of \\\"Boom Town\\\", she basically lets him go.
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She got mad because Mickey was dating someone she called \
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She got mad because Mickey was dating someone she called \\\"nice\\\", and also knew was completely incompatible. When Rose says that he doesn\\\'t even like the woman, Mickey says \\\"At least I know where she is\\\"and that he can\\\'t be with a \\\"stupid woman from a shop\\\" because of how he runs for Rose every time she returns to present-day Earth. From this, along with only mentioning the \\\"other woman\\\" after Rose catches Mickey up on where she\\\'s travelled to and after Mickey suggests a hotel room, it\\\'s very strongly implied that Mickey isn\\\'t seeing someone.
Mickey is far more unpleasant, conclusion-jumping, not to mention clingier than the worst of Rose\\\'s moments, at least here. Regardless of how to take the \\\"exactly\\\" line from the episode \\\"Rose\\\", it was a messy breakup, and when Mickey walks off at the end of \\\"Boom Town\\\", she basically lets him go.
Mickey is far more unpleasant, conclusion-jumping, not to mention clingier than the worst of Rose\\\'s moments, at least here. Regardless of how to take the \\\"exactly\\\" line from the episode \\\"Rose\\\", it was a messy breakup, and when Mickey walks off at the end of \\\"Boom Town\\\", she basically lets him go.
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Another point: she got mad because Mickey was dating someone she called \
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Another point: complaining when Mickey has a girlfriend? Picking the scene line-by-line, it\\\'s not as clear-cut as that.
She got mad because Mickey was dating someone she called \\\"nice\\\", and also knew was completely incompatible. It\\\'s strongly implied, if not outright STATED that Mickey isn\\\'t really seeing the woman. When Rose says that he doesn\\\'t even like the woman, Mickey says \\\"At least I know where she is.\\\" and that he can\\\'t be with a \\\"stupid woman from a shop\\\" because of how he runs for Rose every time she returns to present-day Earth. From this, along with Mickey inviting her to a hotel room, and only mentioning the \\\"other woman\\\" after Rose catches Mickey up on where she\\\'s travelled to, it\\\'s very strongly implied that Mickey isn\\\'t seeing someone.
Mickey is far more unpleasant, conclusion-jumping, not to mention clingier than the worst of Rose\\\'s moments, at least here. Regardless of how to take the \\\"exactly\\\" line from Rose, it was a messy breakup, and when Mickey walks off at the end of \\\"Boom Town\\\", she basically lets him go.
She got mad because Mickey was dating someone she called \\\"nice\\\", and also knew was completely incompatible. It\\\'s strongly implied, if not outright STATED that Mickey isn\\\'t really seeing the woman. When Rose says that he doesn\\\'t even like the woman, Mickey says \\\"At least I know where she is.\\\" and that he can\\\'t be with a \\\"stupid woman from a shop\\\" because of how he runs for Rose every time she returns to present-day Earth. From this, along with Mickey inviting her to a hotel room, and only mentioning the \\\"other woman\\\" after Rose catches Mickey up on where she\\\'s travelled to, it\\\'s very strongly implied that Mickey isn\\\'t seeing someone.
Mickey is far more unpleasant, conclusion-jumping, not to mention clingier than the worst of Rose\\\'s moments, at least here. Regardless of how to take the \\\"exactly\\\" line from Rose, it was a messy breakup, and when Mickey walks off at the end of \\\"Boom Town\\\", she basically lets him go.
