[JerseyWins]

True she did have a reason to be mad at and vengeful towards Dawn. It's not like what she did (or made Dawn do) was really that bad either but it wasn't a very good moment to watch regardless... awkward more than anything else.

[LukeB]

The whole teeth thing was nothing bad or serious, Brenda didn't force her to do it, Brenda gave her the choice to do it and she did. could have easily said no.

[Macie Lightfoot]

Originally Posted by LukeB

The whole teeth thing was nothing bad or serious, Brenda didn't force her to do it, Brenda gave her the choice to do it and she did. could have easily said no.

It was pretty ****ing spiteful. Brenda actively created a scenario that combined all of Dawn's worst nightmares all rolled into one: being hated by someone she likes, being verbally tarnished in a public forum with a full audience, and having her insecurities about her appearance exposed for everyone to see. It was completely calculated and premeditated, and Brenda pretty much gleefully put Dawn in a catch-22 -- either humiliate yourself and take out your teeth or refuse to do so and get called a liar. I just think it's kind of scummy of Brenda to exploit all of Dawn's insecurities like that.

And no, I'm not saying that Brenda has no right to be upset. My main gripe is just that the way she went about airing her beef is completely contradictory of the character that she tried to put on, Humble Sweetheart Brenda who is actually so humble that she'll move herself to tears talking about her own humility! I think there's a huge difference between someone like Trish, who felt betrayed and was hurt and used her jury speech to let Tony know just how much her feelings her hurt and why, and someone like Brenda, who just wanted to embarrass and humiliate Dawn as some sort of payback. I don't think anyone faults Brenda for being upset and hurt, I just fault her for how she chose to use her jury question.