First, Andy justifying Jessica (for her anger and that she should’ve been the one to dump him) is pretty clear–hanging onto his feelings for Erin, running to get Erin, going through with the breakup plan at the bachelorette party are all terrible.
Second, however, Jessica admits that she wasn’t expecting her and Andy to get married or anything–and this is quite a while after Andy’s engagement plans at the pool party. So without a long-term future in mind, does she justify Andy leaving for what he believes might lead to marriage?
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r/DunderMifflin First, Andy justifying Jessica (for her anger and that she should’ve been the one to dump him) is pretty clear–hanging onto his feelings for Erin, running to get Erin, going through with the breakup plan at the bachelorette party are all terrible. Second, however, Jessica admits that she wasn’t expecting her and Andy to get married or anything–and this is quite a while after Andy’s engagement plans at the pool party. So without a long-term future in mind, does she justify Andy leaving for what he believes might lead to marriage? submitted by /u/artofterm [link] [comments]
First, Andy justifying Jessica (for her anger and that she should’ve been the one to dump him) is pretty clear–hanging onto his feelings for Erin, running to get Erin, going through with the breakup plan at the bachelorette party are all terrible.
Second, however, Jessica admits that she wasn’t expecting her and Andy to get married or anything–and this is quite a while after Andy’s engagement plans at the pool party. So without a long-term future in mind, does she justify Andy leaving for what he believes might lead to marriage?
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