12 Years a Slave: Mrs. Epps scratches Patsey
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The way patsey was treated in this film was sooo fuckN sad man....
No like seriously I see why she wanted Solomon to kill her
@@shaylawatson1244 if you think this was bad, listen to Solomons 12 years a slave story on a podcast on how Patsy was treated. You’d be ready to go crazy
The book was much worse
I had never felt *HATRED* for any character Sarah played until I saw her in this film. I really despised her so much here.
Means she was a good actor
@@caseymckenzie3807amen! I love Sarah Paulson as an actress but I absolutely DESPISED Mistress Epps it was amazing how much I couldn’t see Sarah in this
Hopefully they became poor after the war due to losing their plantation and as they were all thumbs they could not make a penny out of anything. I am glad the Union took over or burned the property of slavers. The Union were smart because they politically obliterated slavers and by giving voting rights to black people they dominated politics.
The Epps home (it wasn't a big plantation) was destroyed during the war (possibly by the same troops that rescued Patsey), the family went bankrupt, and Ed and Mary became victims of a Yellow Fever epidemic in 1867.
@@hittpitch1019 ^ Was that in the book?
@@rominn2184 , I never read the book. One of the Epps homes, I think a little more out west somewhere, has a historical marker that tells some of their story.
I am so sorry for your soul ; it must be hard to have so much hate.
@@emmagyt3130 I am just telling the truth. Justice was served.
It was way worse than this by the way this is sanitized for Hollywood
Oh absolutely, this is nothing compared to what really happened. It makes me sick.
No it wasn't worse this actually happened
@@damonbigsby2901 oh im sorry i forgot you onow everything and all hollywood productions are accurate ….. what would i have ever done if you didnt tell me that 😀
Yes... you see people getting killed, sold, lynched, raped, almost beaten to death, family getting seperated humiliated, tortured. Obviously "sanitization"...
We all know this atrocities were far worse in reality doesn't but calling this sanitized is just not true.
One reason I like Schindler’s List vs Hotel Rwanda - if you’re going to tell a genocide story - black and white - show the horror - slavery was 16-20 hour days for an entire class of people who were no more important than a tire, or a tool, or a sofa to another class - honestly astonishing that this was commonplace so recently in our history as human beings
The Mrs. Epps character is such a meanie. I think it’s coming from a place of humiliation and insecurity; her husband prefers the company of a slave (subhuman in her eyes), and that scares her to death
^ Of course. At that time, a white woman is a mere notch above a slave herself. She is bound to the home. While she technically co-owns the slaves and has the authority to command and maybe even punish them, she in reality has zero other rights. She cannot vote. She cannot own property. I don't believe she can leave the plantation without her husband's permission. It is almost as if she may as well be one of the slaves herself. This movie was incredible for subtly shining a light on that.
Yall wanna know what patsey went through after the movie read the autobiography of mary prince
Please tell us
Mrs. Epps more like Mrs. Sowerberry from Oliver Twist and Madame Thenardier from Les Miserables
Pobre Patsey empatice más con su personaje que con Solomon, ya veo porque quería morir 😢 abusada por el psicópata esposo y torturada físicamente por la esposa, y ni siquiera tuvo un final feliz como Solomon, qué horrible épica de racismo.
Seems mrs epps enjoys inflicting pain. A sadist.
She not getting the D every night. Funny thing is that she got platts drugged out so she could take advantage of him. A sick and twisted mind game from both of them. The white guy was knocking on patsy but he treats her like shyt when she doesn’t pick enough and the wife being mad at patsy when she is not in control of anything when she should be mad at the husband but she is also guilty for sleeping with those black men.
She’s jealous. She knows that compared to patsy she’s inferior in me epps’ eyes
Mrs Epps is pretty though ❤
The way she checks her nails after scratching Patsey, wiping away bits of skin and blood
@@jenniferc8339 So? What does that have to do with how insecure and mean and abusive she was? That's irrelevant. She was a gross and insecure,mean woman to Patsy..fuck how she looks.
Damn ms honey was tripping in this movie
That’s not the woman who plays Ms. Honey. It’s Sarah Paulson
@@kevinallen5421 u wanna bet
@@kevinallen5421 u rite lol
Poor patsy, Its not her fault if he is put his eye on her... She the most one who suffering, All of them do but she was being treated shittty, whipped for a piece of soap and raped, until she lost the soul of postivity and hopfully that made her known for that among them
all, I would really like to know what really happend to her after solomon left and become free
Why did she yell that much after mrs epps touched her face?
She probably scratched her to the point that her face bled
She dug her nails into her skin and pulled down
You can’t be this stupid… 🙄
It kinda irritates me that you’re this slow tbh… hence why I came back to this comment. In the next scene patsey has a large scar across her face. Anyone with a brain can tell she didn’t just “touch her face” she cut her face..,
@@ghosty8210Why are you so mad lol
Movie name
12 years a slave (2013)
Wait a second!!!!! This is about Patsey Burkley/Berkley that had a daughter named Martha Berkley that was born around 1865 is Goose Creek, SC???? If so Martha is my 2rd great grandmother from my grandmothers side!!
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Making more noise than when she got the lash!
We are all fuckin doomed!
Beat what from her???
She is getting lashed 🤷🏽♂️
@friendlyfire2374 yeah I know but why? Did she think she was hiding something. "Beat IT from her"
@@sarahbethany2443 the wife was jealous that the husbamd showed patsy more attention. Ignore what the wife said and focus on why she did it.
In the scene Mrs Epps says the slaves are "foul" with their hate. She offers them food and says "there will be none for you Pats" and pats looks up in reaction and to the ground which Mrs Epps exaggerates MASSIVELY as giving her "an insolent look" (she was just looking for an excuse to hurt her). After she does she screams at Mr. Epps as being a "eunich" (which means a man without genitals) for not "disciplining" the slaves for being "foul with their hate" of them. She screams again at him to "BEAT IT (the hate) from her). Hope that clears the scene up.
What did she do to her ear?
She scratched her face with her fingernails
How did she scratch her?
She used her nails
@@marikkelaszlo3355 her nails?
I always pictured her nails to be as gnarled and jagged as a prison shank, hince the slave girl’s reaction
Her claws
@@analauramorelrocha2383 claws💀
Why did she scratch her
She is racist and sees Patsey as inferior, she’s also intimidated and insecure of her cause her husband is more sexually attracted to Patsey than her.
Basically this. She had EXTREME jealousy because the husband was much more sexually interested in Pats than her@@marikkelaszlo3355
@@marikkelaszlo3355picking skin from her fingernails
I don’t kno if racist has anything to do with her an patsy more like jealousy cuz her husband liked her she never fucked with the others
Philippines 4:13😊
The way patsey was treated in this film was sooo fuckN sad man....
@@CZcams_channel166 😂you gotta try harder than that. Obvious troll