My mother-in-law treated me that way. Picked me apart because of my upbringing and said I wasn’t worthy or good enough for her son. Her son claimed to love me and I believed him. I spent 23 years chasing after him married to him but lonely and alone. They were a team against me. Now I’m trying to be strong and courageous and love myself. I wish I could have done that to her and him.
Omgsh that's awful. Sometimes you learn the hard way... my ex was like this....I'm so sorry girl, it's so hard too because it sounds insane and nobody believes you. It's a really sick/toxic mother-son bond, it's almost like they are boyfriend and girlfriend but it is mother and son 🤮
I'm so sorry. I know what you're talking about too. My ex and his mother were both lying, toxic, sneaky, two faced EVIL creatures!!! I didn't realize my Husband was just like her until it was too late. They teamed up and managed to ruin my life though. But I'm since remarried. Unable to get back what I've lost... but I am trying to move on. 😢 Maybe one day we all can
She did deserve it, but it wasn't projection. That's just her character. She does learn to be more careful with her words. I was sad to hear they cancelled the show because it really was wonderful
@@Gooberpotomousthey probably cancelled it because it doesn't hold a candle to the original. These actors don't have the same depth, authenticity or chemistry as the original actors did. Not even close.
Marilla is really the best. She is a stern and old-fashioned older country lady, but she is also smart and open minded and so, so kind. She may seem tough and set in her ways, but she is always willing to help others and listen to them.
she even says to her brother Matthew later in the series, if I am not mistaken, that Rachel (the woman offending Anne) deserved this bc of her bad habit of judging everyone like she's perfect, but she had to talk to Anne about this bc she couldn't let her do this again bc it's a "bad behavior" for a girl, specially during that time. But I can say Rachel is one of the sweetest characters that grow the most in the series ♡
I was lol I’ve always been blunt All 5 of my spankings was because I sassed an older person. I only got 5 because some of them mama thought people deserved lol the bluntness that is, and I still don’t like people Dog or cat please
@@OO-bh8jg who’s to say, who is, since you can’t hear me! At least you know why dogs are better than people like you. lol humans love with conditions, the dog doesn’t
@@ERLia-xv3mr People like you are so obsessed with us This has nothing to do with gay people, no gay people were involved. But you're still spreading hateful BS.
There's supposed to be a shot where Marilla is amused and kinda support the reaction of Anne had. Because she does think her friend can be really rude at times.
True but of course she had to push Anne to be the bigger person and apologise first. I get it it makes her look the mature 1 but to be fair she could have stepped in and told her friend not to throw stones in glass houses.
The adopting mother... I love knowing that she only scolded her out of obligation. 'Cause the look of pride in her new daughter that shows up on her face is fantastic. That was my stepmother. Best support system I've ever known.
As a child your more held back and perhaps not experienced enough with your brutal emotional expressions. As an adult your childhood coping mechanism isn't sufficient naturally your hurting,anger, expression of emotions, and lashing out changes, therapy is a must to develop new coping mechanisms and resolve unresolved emotional and childhood traumas. Just in the last couple of yrs my way of lashing out my hurting have been so intense that it almost seems out of character, even I'm surprised I had it in my bottled up emotions, even the most calm and patience person in the room will eventually lash out when life becomes unbearable.
Good for her. As a child, I always hated how adults could say anything they wanted, no matter how mean or cruel, and children were supposed to just take it and keep quiet. So thankful my mother told me to always stand up for myself no matter who it was. She said "Even adults can be wrong".
I wish my Mom would have. For some reason she would have just joined in with the criticizing and laugh about it. Maybe that was a good lesson for me to know what to never do to my own kids. I'm old. I think maybe that was just how they did things back then. Either way, I'm glad that I broke that cycle.
@@youknowIKNOWleeknowww I honestly did love my Mom. It really is sad knowing that the one person who should stick up for their child isn't going to though. It's horrible on a person's self esteem and takes many years to recover, if you ever do. I'm 66 and still have low self esteem. But at least I know why now and I know that I'm not really inferior to anyone else. And most importantly, I learned to be aware of how I treated my own kids.
Anne spoke her f$&(ing truth. God love her. Yes, she got teary, but she was authentic, put up her boundaries and stood her ground. We could all learn from her fearlessness.
I wish I was this strong! I used to take the hurt and insults from my mother's friends, while my mother looked on and NEVER came to protect me ftom the evil friends she had. I was expected to absorb all insults without complaint, and NEVER ever speak back. I hate my mother for this! I always will! This girl was magnificent 👏 ❤
Yes it is actually from a book series originally the book was called “Anne of green gables” and went through the same script and it doesn’t have any cuss words because at least some version were made for children to read
as a little girl, who looks exactly like her I think it’s amazing that somebody finally stood up for us even though it’s a movie/TV show I still felt it. Thank you.
If you liked this, you might like the books it's based on. Anne of Green Gables. They are old books, and not full of action or much adventure, but they are very cozy comfortable books to read.
@@TheOmegaAlfa Rachel offended Anne right to her face and then acted shocked when Anne reacted badly. It's a time when children are meant to be seen, not heard. But Anne made it clear that what Rachel said was an offense, not just a casual comment to Marilla, that her feelings were badly hurt - therefore she was having a completely understandable reaction -, and, in case Rachel still couldn't understand, asked her how SHE would feel if the situation was inverted - making her point solid: Rachel wouldn't like to be offended to her face, even if all of the things said were true, Rachel would feel hurt and react badly, so if Anne did it, she's right. Marilla, as you can see, somehow likes that Anne put Rachel in her place, because Rachel often makes these offensive comments right to Marilla's face, but she doesn't feel brave enough to confront her friend about it until much later. Anne didn't just offend Rachel back as revenge, she legitimately educated her on why offending people isn't nice.
She was shocked because children don't normally speak back, so she didn't know what to do. Plus she was hoping the child's mom would intervene. Bullies are rarely prepared for rebuttals or retaliation.
..from the era of children may be seen, but not heard. Agreed, she was probably in shock that her verbal shit sandwich was thrown straight back her, lol.
I am so impressed that at her age she is able to realize that this is because this woman is nasty and not anything about her. This is how people grow up internalize serious insecurities about themselves because of the adults around them and good on Anne for seeing right through that
The fat woman deserved much worse than she got in this scene. I know someone who will turn into that woman and is already horrific in the way she treats others.
Omg, this scene was so surprising yet so satisfying since she said what HAD to be said no one should be disrespected like that, especially to someone you've literally just met :(
@@katinapac-baez5083Anne with and E was from 2017. It’s a cute series. I don’t know how accurate to the book it is since I never read it but it’s good. I’ve heard it had a darker, more realistic, spin on it than typically is given to the story.
Wow thats awesome! I saw the Anne of Green Gables from the mid-late 2000’s. I absolutely loved the growth of Anne and the strong bond she grew to have with Gilbert. Such a wonderful tale of the life a girl who loved to dream and held nothing back!
My great aunt Ana Maria (grandmother's sister) was an eccentric old lady who always wore all black, old fashioned clothing and hated everyone. Never married, no children. She despised my mother because she said she was too American (my mother's family is from Spain). As a little girl I remember being brought to her home and her speaking to me in Spanish and me speaking back hesitantly, as I was being brought up to speak English only and my Spanish was rudimentary. She snorted and told my grandmother that not only was I "homely but stupid as well - a terrible combination in a girl." She didn't know I understood Spanish a lot better than I spoke it. I was crushed. I knew that homely meant ugly even at the age of 5. Later in life I read Anne of Green Gables and couldn't believe this lady called her homely too. Anne was a hero to me when I was growing up and I read every book L.M. Montgomery ever featured her in.
I think your great aunt was very lonely and maybe jealous and bitter of her live. Some people without children dont know how to talk and be with children. Hope you know you are a nice and good person.
@@nadinevandewater348At least, they have the excuse of not having experience with children. Unfortunately, though, there a lot of people with children which have the same bad behaviour. So I think it's more about the EQ and the fact that, unfortunately, the reproduction starts before the brain finishes its development and traumas are healed. So children end up with immature adults.
I'm glad you found this book and that it was able to help you through a rough time, I hope you are happy and realize you are perfect the way you are because you are you and true to yourself, I hope that you are happier now and realize that when people day things like that it's cause they are insecure themselves and have to bring others down to feel even a bit better about themselves, that being said you didn't deserve that and don't now, I hope you are well and happy, most importantly I hope you are happy being you cause you are amazing and doing a great job ^^
the series is named "Anne With An E." It a Canadian series based loosely on L.M. Montgomery's novel "Anne of Green Gables." Hope this answers your question. 😊
SO TRUE!! so disgusting how some people brainwash children into taking this in and how they have to love and care for all adults no matter what they do met a child say "even if my parents where abusive I would do everything they say and love them all the time and lay with them on their deathbed" disgust me why can't some people understand children aren't machines or toys
yessss she was in fact very strict but actually doesn’t restrain her freedom. i think she actually related a lot to Anne’s rebellious spirit for the wrongs in the society and loved her for that as well. i srsly loved Marilla. one of the most underrated fiction characters imo
This little girl was well within her right to tell Mrs ma’am about herself . My aunt told me when I was younger I wore too much make up . I told her she didn’t wear enough. She left me alone and hasn’t said anything insulting to me since … 😂
All fans of "Anne with an E" should look up British Home Children. There were over 100,000 children exported to the colonies from England as 'orphans'. Many still had both parents but were poor or troubled and England was actively engaged in class genocide. Upon arriving to the colonies, many were treated nearly like slaves. Some were abused and even killed by their adoptive 'parents' (owners). My Great Grandfather came to Canada this way. He was one of the lucky ones and went to a family that adopted him and let him go to school.
This is such a great scene, because usually in these stories, woman and especially little girls, do not stand up for themselves. You always have to watch as they take it all in and cry at home.
Yeah but then they kind of ruined that empowering quality by forcing her to come back and apologize, which kind of gives the lesson of "If you don't want to have to run home and cry about it, and don't want to have to go through the humiliation of apologizing for standing up for yourself, better just to not say at all anything next time and be ladylike."
@ez6314 No, I don't. Never read them as a kid. But hears about them a lot. I know she's a free spirited girl. Someday, I will read the books or watch this show.
So true! I'm glad we got at least as much as we did because for a book of its time it really didn't seem to linger much on what Anne would have actually gone through as a trade away orphan worker
How do you go to someone's home and speak to a young child like that? I'm amazed that it was allowed in the first place. Good on the girl for giving her a piece of her mind.
The worst part of this is that I was just thinking about my first grade teacher who would say these same sorts of things to me. I saw her a few months ago and the very first thing she asked me was if I finally grew a spine. Never in my life have I ever wanted to hit someone more.
Every woman on my dads side of the family spoke to me like this my entire life til I decided I just didn’t feel like it anymore and removed myself from them so they wouldn’t have anymore opportunities to insult me. It took me til I was grown to realize the immense amount of hatred they had towards me even as a child due to jealousy over my mom. Yeah I said it.
Sadly, that's a very common thing, especially with women in gossiping families (it's not a shock revelation, and occasionally you will get men that do it too). My female family members on my mothers side were like that, even talked shit about stuff they shouldn't have (like the women in the video). What I noticed was this type of behaivor happens more with simple minded people who are easy to imprint a certain lifestyle on, prone to strong subconscious bias, and often developed manipulative and narcissistic traits etc..
I remember reading this part and wanting to have the same courage against my mother who used to puplicly humiliate me like this. I used to fantisize about what I would say. Anne was a queen.
Anne will always be one of my favorite literary characters!! I pretended to be her when I was little. Of course, I also pretended to be Laura Ingalls, and Pippi Longstocking, as well. Those were my favorite books to read. I still carry them with me at 44. ❤
@@niceclaup1 Lol! I think those are awesome characters to be! And don't be fooled, I also pretended to be Punky Brewster, Shera, and Rainbow Brite! My Brother and I even played Mask.... that one thing that was similar to GI Joe, or maybe they were a part of each other's worlds? I was a bad ass woman soldier in that one. Lol!
Never felt good about her being forced to apologise. The woman was in the wrong. Good on her for standing up and saying so. There is being respectful to your elders but dam they need to learn to respect us too.
I used to burst out like this when I was a child to my mother. I never could express my feelings or talk about them so I would let it all out once I was fed up. Mothers, listen to your daughters. You never actually know what’s going on in someone’s head and we have too many yougins taking there own lives now a days.
My mom used to read me the Anne of Green Gables books a lot as a kid. As a ginger myself, she used to call me Carrots. She tried really hard to find books that had characters I resembled because I was one of the only gingers in my small town (still am). It helped a lot to make me feel less alienated and awkward about my appearance.
Ugh I can't believe people treat red-heads with so much amusement and alienation. I think red-headed people are so ethereal and beautiful, not in the stereotypical beauty standard way but like UNIQUE and _inherently_ beautiful. The world is cruel to what they don't understand/aren't willing to expand their minds enough to see truth. We're ALL beautiful.
My grandmother treated me like this. My parents told her that they were pregnant with me when my sister was 10 months old. She asked them why they would go and do that. Shouldn't they wait and let my sister be a baby? Then after I was born, I couldn't be or do anything right. I was too tall, too fat, too clumsy, too quiet, Every time she came over or we went to her house, I knew as soon as she saw me she would have some sort of criticism about the way I looked or what I had said. Of course I was quiet, I didn't want to give her any fuel!
I’m terrified my parents will act this way towards my future children. I do not want them to be around my parents unless I am also there, cause I would tell them off properly.
I thought her mother's surprised look was the moment when she realized this girl was more than she had originally thought. I'll bet the mother wanted to put that woman in her place for years. hehe....great scene.
Bruh I love that later when ke’kwet goes to “school” her and Anne just stare at eachother and the woman just turns away 💀 it was like 4-5 years later and they still awkward around each other
@@bigrivtodagled8210 well yes very best friend of her age group but she goes to rachel on *many* occasions to get advice that only an adult woman can give
I love her this scene, I admire her boldness in expressing how her feelings are and explicitly spoken out in a sentence, I hope I were her back when I was a child…
I’m sure this remake has a lot of fans but the 1985 Anne was so perfect. This scene especially. Megan Follows just nailed that charter so perfectly and effortlessly.
I'm no fan of this series - it's so far removed from the original books that most of the characters were unrecognisable. The series with Megan Follows was still pretty true to the source.
From reading other comments it doesn’t sound like very many people even know what it is, let alone the 1985 version of Anne of Green Gables, which is most definitely the best. Remakes rarely turn out.
Same❤ my inner child was so happy to watch it after loving Anne from Green Gables in my childhood. Made me feel more normal being switched on to feelings and all things beautiful so ofcourse seen as weird one lol.
I am too and it make me even more mad because I’m crying too hard to articulate how angry I am so I just look like I’m going through a psychotic episode
It feels sooooooo good to see people standing up for themself ❤ Also that lady was so damn annoying! But reality "such people do exist", they have no other work so they just keep judging people around them for their appearance and behaviour while they themselves are not any kind of Ms.Universe...
@@Jay_Sullivan No Ms. Universe is a tag given to female, but speaking about the topic I want to say man and woman both judge,, what I meant was they themselves are not 'perfect'...
Good for her not choosing to just take that abuse. That woman is absolutely disgusting for treating that young girl like that. Shameful. Good for her for speaking up and standing up to that despicable woman.
There are some horrible adults who feel that they can say anything about a child in its presence. They don't believe that children have feelings. Anne is right, when she is 80 yrs old she will speak about that woman with the same anger and hurt as she had as a child.
Tbh the lady that insulted her ended up realizing how rude she was and Anne was mad so she didn't wanna apologize to her, but they apologizing. They are both on good terms later on in the show.
Nah we really live in a time where people cry about everything. If I’m being honest it’s because we stopped hitting kids like it’s what they need to stop being a fucking cry baby about everything. Like watch an overly sensitive kid just reply to this comment about how they were abused by their parents and come up with some stupid pointless reply to my comment about how they feel attacks by pixels on a screen.
@@CapedBaldy47why would you want to hit a child? why is it ok to hit a child but to do the same to an adult would be assault? your boss can't slap you if you do something wrong at work
My mother-in-law treated me that way. Picked me apart because of my upbringing and said I wasn’t worthy or good enough for her son. Her son claimed to love me and I believed him. I spent 23 years chasing after him married to him but lonely and alone. They were a team against me. Now I’m trying to be strong and courageous and love myself. I wish I could have done that to her and him.
Omgsh that's awful. Sometimes you learn the hard way... my ex was like this....I'm so sorry girl, it's so hard too because it sounds insane and nobody believes you. It's a really sick/toxic mother-son bond, it's almost like they are boyfriend and girlfriend but it is mother and son 🤮
@@vaylalynn3679 yes it’s very sick. Glad to be away.
I’m proud of you, and by the little I can see in your profile pic, you’re gorgeous.
I'm so sorry.
I know what you're talking about too.
My ex and his mother were both lying, toxic, sneaky, two faced EVIL creatures!!!
I didn't realize my Husband was just like her until it was too late.
They teamed up and managed to ruin my life though. But I'm since remarried.
Unable to get back what I've lost... but I am trying to move on. 😢
Maybe one day we all can
@@inthelandofmorethansmall7582 I am sorry you went through it too. Glad we got away from that.
That woman deserved every bit of that...she projected ALL her insecurities on that child. And THIS is how inner child trauma occurs
Indeed. Not every thought we have needs to pass our lips
She did deserve it, but it wasn't projection. That's just her character. She does learn to be more careful with her words. I was sad to hear they cancelled the show because it really was wonderful
@@Gooberpotomousthey probably cancelled it because it doesn't hold a candle to the original. These actors don't have the same depth, authenticity or chemistry as the original actors did. Not even close.
@@martymcfly5764 that's not why they cancelled it
She was maliciously jealous and therefore attempted to tear her down!
Serves her right! 💯
The way she insults her without a need for bad words and with no stutter just how awesome she is
Awesome at reciting the script someone else wrote.
She stuttered when she said “how would you like to be told those things”
probably was on purpose though
Canadians 😂
❤
“You hurt my feelings like they have never been hurt before.” That line hurt my heart. She didn’t deserve that. 😞
She didn't deserve a lot of things
Esp knowing her backstory too like
So this is another Netflix show about someone who is not beautiful. Beauty is good for our mental health.
@@eduardochavacanothis made zero sense
😢
Anne insulted her in the nicest way possible 😭😭
fr 💀
Cause she's a good person
Bro this show is awsomee
@@Olivetree80 ik it’s js the way she insulted her was so funny cz she was still well spoken 💀
@@SuajurRahman I agree 😆
The old lady deserved every word of that
Absolutely😂got her Match😂
of course she did!
Yes she deserve it
and more!!!
Deserved more than just that tbh 😢😂
I love how she's so straight forward and also feisty😂😂😂
She’s iconic
What the name of this movie or show, anyone?🤷🏽♀️
@@diannalee5739anne with an e
@@diannalee5739 anne with an e
@@diannalee5739Anne with an E
I love how her adoptive mother didn't really stop her from saying what she wanted to say. At one point she even looked amused.
Nope, she’s called her and called her and ask her to apologise, so the lady also apologise back too
If you watch the latest series and you realise she, she’s also kind
Marilla is really the best. She is a stern and old-fashioned older country lady, but she is also smart and open minded and so, so kind. She may seem tough and set in her ways, but she is always willing to help others and listen to them.
Yup.
she even says to her brother Matthew later in the series, if I am not mistaken, that Rachel (the woman offending Anne) deserved this bc of her bad habit of judging everyone like she's perfect, but she had to talk to Anne about this bc she couldn't let her do this again bc it's a "bad behavior" for a girl, specially during that time.
But I can say Rachel is one of the sweetest characters that grow the most in the series ♡
I wish we were all this bold and well spoken as children!
I was lol I’ve always been blunt
All 5 of my spankings was because I sassed an older person. I only got 5 because some of them mama thought people deserved lol the bluntness that is, and I still don’t like people
Dog or cat please
I was and I got in trouble a lot of times for it but still didn’t change bc i’m this way as an adult also 😂
@@BellaR. you’re not exactly well spoken though
@@OO-bh8jg who’s to say, who is, since you can’t hear me! At least you know why dogs are better than people like you. lol humans love with conditions, the dog doesn’t
I don't care who you are or how old you are, RESPECT IS SOMETHING YOU EARN! She deserves all that she got!
Yes, respect should go both way!! Say that to the lgbt+ community too brother. They keep demanding respects while disrepecting others.
@@ERLia-xv3mr People like you are so obsessed with us
This has nothing to do with gay people, no gay people were involved. But you're still spreading hateful BS.
@@ERLia-xv3mryou and I waiting for the same thing.
@@ERLia-xv3mr what does that have to do with anything-💀
Edit 1: BRUH NOT TO BE THAT PERSON BUT 108 LIKES!? WHAAAAAT???
"Earning" respect is the problem. Respect should be given to ALL. She didn't respect Anne. Respect should be given, Trust is earned.
I love how Anne did not directely insulted that women . She said " how would you think if " . She wanted to make a point with an example. She's clever
Kids are a lot smarter than most adults, especially ones like this hag, understand. They're not dumb, they just have less life experience.
She called her fat, clumsy and probably never having a spark of imagination in her head, so no
I think English is not your first language; I applaud you for learning it
She didn't mention those ears.
There's supposed to be a shot where Marilla is amused and kinda support the reaction of Anne had. Because she does think her friend can be really rude at times.
When Anne says ''Spark"
Marilla’s thoughts: Well she does have a point…🤔
Later in like the third season or something, Marilla does confront Rachel, thank God. 🙌
Jip
True but of course she had to push Anne to be the bigger person and apologise first. I get it it makes her look the mature 1 but to be fair she could have stepped in and told her friend not to throw stones in glass houses.
The adopting mother... I love knowing that she only scolded her out of obligation. 'Cause the look of pride in her new daughter that shows up on her face is fantastic. That was my stepmother. Best support system I've ever known.
Yeah, I'm pretty sure the scolding look was only because Anne was yelling lol
Bro it’s crazy how she totally rosted her and was still so well spoken 😂I could never 😢😅
Fr
😂😂😂😂that's what I'm saying
def would have used profane verbiage😒
As a child your more held back and perhaps not experienced enough with your brutal emotional expressions. As an adult your childhood coping mechanism isn't sufficient naturally your hurting,anger, expression of emotions, and lashing out changes, therapy is a must to develop new coping mechanisms and resolve unresolved emotional and childhood traumas. Just in the last couple of yrs my way of lashing out my hurting have been so intense that it almost seems out of character, even I'm surprised I had it in my bottled up emotions, even the most calm and patience person in the room will eventually lash out when life becomes unbearable.
@@MDMD-fb6rp uh yeah definitely
Good for her. As a child, I always hated how adults could say anything they wanted, no matter how mean or cruel, and children were supposed to just take it and keep quiet. So thankful my mother told me to always stand up for myself no matter who it was. She said "Even adults can be wrong".
My mother did to she told me to stand up for myself when I was in my sperm bank custody
My mother didn’t, she made me insecure
I wish my Mom would have. For some reason she would have just joined in with the criticizing and laugh about it. Maybe that was a good lesson for me to know what to never do to my own kids. I'm old. I think maybe that was just how they did things back then. Either way, I'm glad that I broke that cycle.
@@SouthpawPatty my mom would too-
@@youknowIKNOWleeknowww I honestly did love my Mom. It really is sad knowing that the one person who should stick up for their child isn't going to though. It's horrible on a person's self esteem and takes many years to recover, if you ever do. I'm 66 and still have low self esteem. But at least I know why now and I know that I'm not really inferior to anyone else. And most importantly, I learned to be aware of how I treated my own kids.
The fact that she was crying and roasting her at the same time and still didn’t stutter is crazy
ate and left no crumbs fr
Makes you wonder how many takes that speech took.
Marilla expression while Anne was tearing the aunt a new one was priceless. Something she had been wanting to do a long time 😂
What's the show name?
Anne spoke her f$&(ing truth. God love her. Yes, she got teary, but she was authentic, put up her boundaries and stood her ground. We could all learn from her fearlessness.
What’s wrong with getting teary ? That’s an issue now too? Jesus Christ.
I wish I was this strong! I used to take the hurt and insults from my mother's friends, while my mother looked on and NEVER came to protect me ftom the evil friends she had. I was expected to absorb all insults without complaint, and NEVER ever speak back. I hate my mother for this! I always will! This girl was magnificent 👏 ❤
What movie was this from?
@@leorabach1396it’s a show called Anne with an E it’s ok Netflix
I love Ann she slays
That girl expressed herself so well! All without a curse word!
Exactly we don't need to use curse words when we talk
Or yell
Yes it is actually from a book series originally the book was called “Anne of green gables” and went through the same script and it doesn’t have any cuss words because at least some version were made for children to read
@@alpine8732I mean she did yell so
Well i mean it is set in like the early 1900s
It took me 40 years to stand up to aunts that spoke to me like this. I have never felt freer despite my tragic circumstances.
as a little girl, who looks exactly like her I think it’s amazing that somebody finally stood up for us even though it’s a movie/TV show I still felt it. Thank you.
Me too
As you grow older, you'll learn to cherish our differences ❤🎉 we're a small part of this world, but we have a huge impact 😂
Then you are beautiful.
If you liked this, you might like the books it's based on. Anne of Green Gables. They are old books, and not full of action or much adventure, but they are very cozy comfortable books to read.
😂😂
I really like that Anne was really upset but confronted Rachel with sincerity and solid arguments.
What arguments? Just exchange of compliments. Not in this video at least.
@@TheOmegaAlfa Rachel offended Anne right to her face and then acted shocked when Anne reacted badly. It's a time when children are meant to be seen, not heard. But Anne made it clear that what Rachel said was an offense, not just a casual comment to Marilla, that her feelings were badly hurt - therefore she was having a completely understandable reaction -, and, in case Rachel still couldn't understand, asked her how SHE would feel if the situation was inverted - making her point solid: Rachel wouldn't like to be offended to her face, even if all of the things said were true, Rachel would feel hurt and react badly, so if Anne did it, she's right. Marilla, as you can see, somehow likes that Anne put Rachel in her place, because Rachel often makes these offensive comments right to Marilla's face, but she doesn't feel brave enough to confront her friend about it until much later. Anne didn't just offend Rachel back as revenge, she legitimately educated her on why offending people isn't nice.
Marilla low-key being happy about that Rachel shade always gets me😂
Right?! “Ooohhh no Anne… stop…. Well I did what I could.” 🤷🏻♀️
It was cooler in the book if I remember correctly...u could tell Marilla,and later her brother, are with Anne on this..
Marilla was an absolutely fantastic mother in the end though, she loved Anne so much and stood up for her too!
anne is such an underrated character she deserved better tho
The way she didnt even try to defend herself 😂 she knew Anne was laying down the truth 😭
She was shocked because children don't normally speak back, so she didn't know what to do. Plus she was hoping the child's mom would intervene. Bullies are rarely prepared for rebuttals or retaliation.
@@AndrewSBaker haven't watched the show yet so ig I was just making an assumption lolol but wow you're so right w the last statement 💯
..from the era of children may be seen, but not heard.
Agreed, she was probably in shock that her verbal shit sandwich was thrown straight back her, lol.
whats the movie or show whats it called?
@@JUSTANORMALHUMANBEING422 it got taken down.
But it was "Called Anne with an E"
She stood up for herself 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🫡 salute the young lady
You go girl. This is righteous rage. Very well spoken with her response.
Shes literally a child. She shouldnt have the curves of a 20 year old woman. Anne was amazing!
20? More like 25
I love how articulate she is with her words.
I love Anne with an e sm
I do not it serves no resembalance and twists the real story
@@SarahStitchhsame, I prefer the old version and def the book
@@justforfun-sm4hk Omg yesss
My comfort show ❤
@@SarahStitchh yeah like before I read the title I was thinking “is this some kind of knock off anne of green gables”
I am so impressed that at her age she is able to realize that this is because this woman is nasty and not anything about her. This is how people grow up internalize serious insecurities about themselves because of the adults around them and good on Anne for seeing right through that
You know these are actors, right?
It is said that art imitates life.
Anne is the girl we all wished we were brave enough to be
I’m so proud she talked back and stood up for herself
But it's a movie though..... You lunatic
She eventually won the fat woman over
The fat woman deserved much worse than she got in this scene. I know someone who will turn into that woman and is already horrific in the way she treats others.
Omg, this scene was so surprising yet so satisfying since she said what HAD to be said no one should be disrespected like that, especially to someone you've literally just met :(
What's this movie/tv show??
This exact scene is from a CBC show called Anne with an E. based on a book (also another CBC mini-series called Anne of Green Gables)
Plus the poor child is standing there in her underwear
@@DarshanSingh-bd8tu
Anmne With an 'E'
Anne of Green Gables! They’re really pulling quotes straight from the book. This is amazing!
Oh! I thought this was familiar 😅 wow... haven't seen this in almost 30 years, I think.
@@katinapac-baez5083this is a remake called Anne with an E. It’s on Netflix and is FANTASTIC
@@katinapac-baez5083Anne with and E was from 2017. It’s a cute series. I don’t know how accurate to the book it is since I never read it but it’s good. I’ve heard it had a darker, more realistic, spin on it than typically is given to the story.
Wow thats awesome! I saw the Anne of Green Gables from the mid-late 2000’s. I absolutely loved the growth of Anne and the strong bond she grew to have with Gilbert. Such a wonderful tale of the life a girl who loved to dream and held nothing back!
This was one of my favorite books growing up!
Can we talk about how Anne is GORGEOUS!! I’m so jealous! Her eyes, here hair, she’s so beautiful! AmyBeth is such an incredible actress 🤓
That young lady deserves a Oscar Award for that Performance.
That's, Grade A Acting
Are you serious? Her face barely changed expression. I thought it was very odd.
Original Anne.. sure. This one? Meh.
@@cailin5301yes, because Anne of Green Gables is supposed to be odd
Megan follows will forever reign as the true Anne and no other actress will ever come close to her in that role.❤
Guys! This girl is an amazing actor! If you are judging her like that you must not no how acting works
Anne spoke no lies.
My great aunt Ana Maria (grandmother's sister) was an eccentric old lady who always wore all black, old fashioned clothing and hated everyone. Never married, no children. She despised my mother because she said she was too American (my mother's family is from Spain). As a little girl I remember being brought to her home and her speaking to me in Spanish and me speaking back hesitantly, as I was being brought up to speak English only and my Spanish was rudimentary. She snorted and told my grandmother that not only was I "homely but stupid as well - a terrible combination in a girl." She didn't know I understood Spanish a lot better than I spoke it. I was crushed. I knew that homely meant ugly even at the age of 5. Later in life I read Anne of Green Gables and couldn't believe this lady called her homely too. Anne was a hero to me when I was growing up and I read every book L.M. Montgomery ever featured her in.
Bitter and sad people will try to pull you to their level of self-loathing because they don't want to be miserable alone.
I think your great aunt was very lonely and maybe jealous and bitter of her live. Some people without children dont know how to talk and be with children. Hope you know you are a nice and good person.
@@nadinevandewater348At least, they have the excuse of not having experience with children.
Unfortunately, though, there a lot of people with children which have the same bad behaviour. So I think it's more about the EQ and the fact that, unfortunately, the reproduction starts before the brain finishes its development and traumas are healed. So children end up with immature adults.
That’s awful I’ll never understand how someone can be so cruel to a child.
I'm glad you found this book and that it was able to help you through a rough time, I hope you are happy and realize you are perfect the way you are because you are you and true to yourself, I hope that you are happier now and realize that when people day things like that it's cause they are insecure themselves and have to bring others down to feel even a bit better about themselves, that being said you didn't deserve that and don't now, I hope you are well and happy, most importantly I hope you are happy being you cause you are amazing and doing a great job ^^
Anne with an e is literally one of the best series I've ever watched 💗
The fact that Anne had to apologize to Rachel the next day, has me on life support
I think in the book she does, but Rachel also apologizes to her and it's the beginning of something good
I have every book in this series.. I love Anne of Green Gables! I have t seen this newer movie, I like the one that is 20-30 years old.
@@lovingmymcmahon3382 it’s actually a television series on Netflix. Anne with an E
@@lovingmymcmahon3382If you have Netflix the show is on there. At least in the US. I’m not sure if other countries are featuring it.
@@lovingmymcmahon3382I recommend you this one...I loved it so much
The "MOUTH is the most deadly weapon known to man". I approve standing up for herself.
True.. That's why I always prefer the company of my pets over humans.
Unzips pants
my favourite part from this scene is how Marilla isn't trying to stop her 😂😂
but then forces an apology from Ann to prevent gossip
Horrible people
What program movie that this came from
the series is named "Anne With An E."
It a Canadian series based loosely on L.M. Montgomery's novel "Anne of Green Gables."
Hope this answers your question. 😊
Dude this is one of the best series i've ever watched. Her acting skills were brilliant in this 💯
YES. YES MAAM. teach children not to take that BS!!! Anne wasn’t rude she spat straight FACTS!!!!
SO TRUE!! so disgusting how some people brainwash children into taking this in and how they have to love and care for all adults no matter what they do met a child say "even if my parents where abusive I would do everything they say and love them all the time and lay with them on their deathbed" disgust me why can't some people understand children aren't machines or toys
Notice that Marilla didn’t even stop Anne from saying all those things? 😂
Dang, I'm being genuine when I say this. I didn't expect all of these likes!
yessss she was in fact very strict but actually doesn’t restrain her freedom. i think she actually related a lot to Anne’s rebellious spirit for the wrongs in the society and loved her for that as well. i srsly loved Marilla. one of the most underrated fiction characters imo
@@r.t.birlove7908that and Marilla didn’t like her much so when Anne said all those things she felt the same but wouldn’t say it!
Yes!
Causeeeee it was trueeeeeee
She knew it was true. Old people shouldn't act like that if they want respect
This little girl was well within her right to tell Mrs ma’am about herself . My aunt told me when I was younger I wore too much make up . I told her she didn’t wear enough. She left me alone and hasn’t said anything insulting to me since … 😂
😂👌
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All fans of "Anne with an E" should look up British Home Children. There were over 100,000 children exported to the colonies from England as 'orphans'. Many still had both parents but were poor or troubled and England was actively engaged in class genocide. Upon arriving to the colonies, many were treated nearly like slaves. Some were abused and even killed by their adoptive 'parents' (owners). My Great Grandfather came to Canada this way. He was one of the lucky ones and went to a family that adopted him and let him go to school.
😂😂😂😂🤣
Good job.
She basically tore her up without curses ❤
That child stood up for herself so beautifully and pushed through the emotions so eloquently!
This is such a great scene, because usually in these stories, woman and especially little girls, do not stand up for themselves. You always have to watch as they take it all in and cry at home.
Yeah but then they kind of ruined that empowering quality by forcing her to come back and apologize, which kind of gives the lesson of "If you don't want to have to run home and cry about it, and don't want to have to go through the humiliation of apologizing for standing up for yourself, better just to not say at all anything next time and be ladylike."
When I do this, I would have been grounded by my parents and got locked in the basement, 'for being rude to adults'.
Real life and movies are different.
Clearly you don’t know the stories of Anne of green gables
@ez6314 No, I don't. Never read them as a kid. But hears about them a lot. I know she's a free spirited girl. Someday, I will read the books or watch this show.
"YOU HURT MY FEELINGS MORE THAN THEY HAVE EVER BEEN HURT BEFORE!"
*literally got psychologically and physically abused her whole life*
Im sorry but....THE RUN BAHAHAH💀💀
Fam this is why I loved Anne ❤ the way she saw the world was so beautiful and pure, it was just so heartwarming
Pls, what's the name of the movie?
@@joyemeh1612Anne with an E it’s a show
Awww same here❤
I loved Anne with an E. So sad that they didn’t have more seasons.
It’s not the best adaptation of the book imho.
@@Josie-6Whatever🙄
So true! I'm glad we got at least as much as we did because for a book of its time it really didn't seem to linger much on what Anne would have actually gone through as a trade away orphan worker
Where can you watch it
@@Josie-6i think they did annes character justice but definitely not the books.
How do you go to someone's home and speak to a young child like that? I'm amazed that it was allowed in the first place. Good on the girl for giving her a piece of her mind.
The worst part of this is that I was just thinking about my first grade teacher who would say these same sorts of things to me.
I saw her a few months ago and the very first thing she asked me was if I finally grew a spine.
Never in my life have I ever wanted to hit someone more.
This show deserves so much more love. I’m still livid they cancelled it for hype house.
And that girls is how you stand up for yourself, never be scared to speak up
Nah that was the most polite roast I've ever heard
I read the book. Anne is such a brilliant girl, love how she saw the sorounding beautifully and her antusiasme on things
May I ask what the book is called?
@@blackmetalviking9015anne with an e
@@blackmetalviking9015 anne of green gables
@@blackmetalviking9015 The first one: Anne of Green Gables
I love Anne so much such a good show she’s a girl boss period
Every woman on my dads side of the family spoke to me like this my entire life til I decided I just didn’t feel like it anymore and removed myself from them so they wouldn’t have anymore opportunities to insult me. It took me til I was grown to realize the immense amount of hatred they had towards me even as a child due to jealousy over my mom. Yeah I said it.
Sadly, that's a very common thing, especially with women in gossiping families (it's not a shock revelation, and occasionally you will get men that do it too).
My female family members on my mothers side were like that, even talked shit about stuff they shouldn't have (like the women in the video).
What I noticed was this type of behaivor happens more with simple minded people who are easy to imprint a certain lifestyle on, prone to strong subconscious bias, and often developed manipulative and narcissistic traits etc..
You and your mom are probably stunning, and I’m so happy to hear that you set that boundary ❤
@@royalarcadia so true. My dad was always right there with them adding to whatever was being said.
@@laurenrae7091 ❤️❤️
Women are born to hurt someone's feelings they cause destruction
I remember reading this part and wanting to have the same courage against my mother who used to puplicly humiliate me like this. I used to fantisize about what I would say. Anne was a queen.
What's the movie
Anne with an E @@RubyRaeGames
@@fripouille213 thank you
well you're not Asian or African
And you are a queen too. don't ever let anyone ever make you feel any less
She ate Fr tho 😂
Edit1 ;Oml ty for the likes 😭
Edit2;YALL CALM DOWN 😭but ty
I got scared for her tho, she was brave
What's Fr means
@@leesapradhan1474 for real
@@leesapradhan1474it means “for real”
@@leesapradhan1474for real😊
Anyone who speaks to a child like that deserves to be humbled to their very core.
Anne will always be one of my favorite literary characters!! I pretended to be her when I was little. Of course, I also pretended to be Laura Ingalls, and Pippi Longstocking, as well. Those were my favorite books to read. I still carry them with me at 44. ❤
I wanted to be Han Solo or Big Bird 😂 I defer to your superiority
@@niceclaup1 Lol! I think those are awesome characters to be! And don't be fooled, I also pretended to be Punky Brewster, Shera, and Rainbow Brite! My Brother and I even played Mask.... that one thing that was similar to GI Joe, or maybe they were a part of each other's worlds? I was a bad ass woman soldier in that one. Lol!
❤❤same and Sara crew from 'little princess by Francis Hodgson Burnett' ❤❤
Same! ❤️
Me too!!
Best novel I ever read when I was a kid and she did this scene so well... bravo 👏 👏 👏
Makes me want to read it or watch the movie…series???
I love how Diana Mathew and Gilbert were the first people to be genuine nice to her never judging her
Never felt good about her being forced to apologise. The woman was in the wrong. Good on her for standing up and saying so. There is being respectful to your elders but dam they need to learn to respect us too.
I used to burst out like this when I was a child to my mother. I never could express my feelings or talk about them so I would let it all out once I was fed up. Mothers, listen to your daughters. You never actually know what’s going on in someone’s head and we have too many yougins taking there own lives now a days.
Maybe, they’re doing that because they’re constantly being told lies and the dissonance against reality is palpable.
My mom used to read me the Anne of Green Gables books a lot as a kid. As a ginger myself, she used to call me Carrots. She tried really hard to find books that had characters I resembled because I was one of the only gingers in my small town (still am). It helped a lot to make me feel less alienated and awkward about my appearance.
Pippi lang stocking Astrid Lindgren comes to mind
Pippi longstocking comes to mind
You being ginger reminded me of Harry Potter..
Ugh I can't believe people treat red-heads with so much amusement and alienation. I think red-headed people are so ethereal and beautiful, not in the stereotypical beauty standard way but like UNIQUE and _inherently_ beautiful. The world is cruel to what they don't understand/aren't willing to expand their minds enough to see truth. We're ALL beautiful.
I love Anne of Green Gables books!!
My grandmother treated me like this. My parents told her that they were pregnant with me when my sister was 10 months old. She asked them why they would go and do that. Shouldn't they wait and let my sister be a baby? Then after I was born, I couldn't be or do anything right. I was too tall, too fat, too clumsy, too quiet, Every time she came over or we went to her house, I knew as soon as she saw me she would have some sort of criticism about the way I looked or what I had said. Of course I was quiet, I didn't want to give her any fuel!
Yuck
It’s unfortunate that your parents kept letting her come over despite the way she was treating their child.
I’m terrified my parents will act this way towards my future children. I do not want them to be around my parents unless I am also there, cause I would tell them off properly.
Your parents should have stuck up for you. That’s some evil shit
the most nicest and boldest way to insult someone lmao
That little girl got more courage and strength than most body builders and Chads.
I thought her mother's surprised look was the moment when she realized this girl was more than she had originally thought. I'll bet the mother wanted to put that woman in her place for years. hehe....great scene.
wasn't the mother, but a woman that adopted her, as a helper....
That's Marilla! She adopted Anne so not quite Mother but sort of! No hate
I never wanted this series to end.
Bruh I love that later when ke’kwet goes to “school” her and Anne just stare at eachother and the woman just turns away 💀 it was like 4-5 years later and they still awkward around each other
My mother loves Anne of Green gables. I found myself being fond of it too. Anne is a very relatable character.
And after this interaction, that old woman becomes Anne's best friend and confidant when she needed her
No, Rachel Lynde was very judgemental but they do get closer after the dramatic apology she serves her. Diana Barry was her best friend.
@@bigrivtodagled8210 well yes very best friend of her age group but she goes to rachel on *many* occasions to get advice that only an adult woman can give
I loved these books
And the fact that those two ended up being really close and learned from each other is awesome
I love her this scene, I admire her boldness in expressing how her feelings are and explicitly spoken out in a sentence, I hope I were her back when I was a child…
I’m sure this remake has a lot of fans but the 1985 Anne was so perfect. This scene especially. Megan Follows just nailed that charter so perfectly and effortlessly.
I'm no fan of this series - it's so far removed from the original books that most of the characters were unrecognisable. The series with Megan Follows was still pretty true to the source.
Yes she did.. there is no one that could do that part better than her..
From reading other comments it doesn’t sound like very many people even know what it is, let alone the 1985 version of Anne of Green Gables, which is most definitely the best. Remakes rarely turn out.
The original was nice, but this one is far more modern and darker. Not everything is wizard of oz.
I loved seeing Anne as a strong and independent female lead, we need more actresses to play roles like Anne
Anne was my hero as a kid. I am 32 and watched the netflix version and my god did it deliver
Same❤ my inner child was so happy to watch it after loving Anne from Green Gables in my childhood. Made me feel more normal being switched on to feelings and all things beautiful so ofcourse seen as weird one lol.
Love how strong Anne was to stand up to Rachel.
I would already cry and sob when I tried to spoke. I'm an angry crier 😂😂😂
I am too and it make me even more mad because I’m crying too hard to articulate how angry I am so I just look like I’m going through a psychotic episode
Don't worry, that's the same case with me!
Me too! It makes me so angry too! The madder I get the more upset I get. Thank you for letting me know I’m not alone! ❤
Omg girl same!
YOU SAY IT GIRL. AS YOU SHOULD. SHE ABSOLUTELY SLAYED HER PART 🙌
It feels sooooooo good to see people standing up for themself ❤
Also that lady was so damn annoying! But reality "such people do exist", they have no other work so they just keep judging people around them for their appearance and behaviour while they themselves are not any kind of Ms.Universe...
Isn’t Miss Universe a male?
@@Jay_Sullivan No Ms. Universe is a tag given to female, but speaking about the topic I want to say man and woman both judge,, what I meant was they themselves are not 'perfect'...
Good for her not choosing to just take that abuse. That woman is absolutely disgusting for treating that young girl like that. Shameful. Good for her for speaking up and standing up to that despicable woman.
There are some horrible adults who feel that they can say anything about a child in its presence. They don't believe that children have feelings. Anne is right, when she is 80 yrs old she will speak about that woman with the same anger and hurt as she had as a child.
These comments...my heart goes out to all of you who had family members who did this to you. I hope you are all thriving, healed, and loved. 💙💙💙
Tbh the lady that insulted her ended up realizing how rude she was and Anne was mad so she didn't wanna apologize to her, but they apologizing. They are both on good terms later on in the show.
I absolutely love this show! She has such a flair for expressing herself!
How school expects us to act when we get bullied :
Nah we really live in a time where people cry about everything. If I’m being honest it’s because we stopped hitting kids like it’s what they need to stop being a fucking cry baby about everything. Like watch an overly sensitive kid just reply to this comment about how they were abused by their parents and come
up with some stupid pointless reply to my comment about how they feel attacks by pixels on a screen.
@@CapedBaldy47why in the world would it ever be okay to hit a child?
@@nyxtonicB0MBS my black mom punching the air for this comment
@@CapedBaldy47
The force is not strong with this one...
@@CapedBaldy47why would you want to hit a child? why is it ok to hit a child but to do the same to an adult would be assault? your boss can't slap you if you do something wrong at work
i love Anne's dramatic outbursts they just crack me up lmao
Name please
i had to read this book in school. anne was honestly one of the best characters out there
The most respectful insult I have ever heard
She’s such an amazing actress. I love Anne
✨Anne fr slays all day and night✨
Anne is so straightforward😅
I LOVE IT
Edit: Also if you know Mathew he is so nice
Edit #2: MOM IM FAMOUS
anne is amazing, i love her tenacity and admire her bravery!