It’s apparent to the BEEF audience that Danny and Amy are more alike than they are different. (Image credit: Netflix) Amy And Danny Are The Same Brokenness They can take off their masks and show their battle scars. They have nothing left to protect or covet. It’s this stripping away of these things that allows them to purge all their barriers and truly get to know each other.

The act of being poisoned also allows them to break down their bodies and minds to a place of complete vulnerability. In addition to losing their families, they also momentarily are cut off from modern distractions like phones and work. Therefore, to then lose them, takes away their main sense of duty and purpose. In their minds, everything they have done to this point has been for those people. Amy knows she officially lost George when he takes June in the hostage aftermath and doesn’t even stay to see if she’s okay.īoth need to feel like they lost these important people to reevaluate themselves and these relationships. Danny then thinks Paul could be dead because he hears gunshots right after Paul goes over the wall during the hostage situation. George demands a divorce after seeing the darker side of Amy, and Paul leaves Danny after Danny kind of forces him to go by revealing that he ruined his academic future. Neither of them gets this from those they love the most. Danny wants this acceptance from his brother, Paul Amy wants it from her husband and daughter. They want someone who sees their flaws and still accepts them. However, the thing they’re chasing the most is finding someone who loves them unconditionally. Occasionally, they’re chasing each other. Sometimes they’re after love or power or a sense of purpose. Sometimes they’re chasing financial security. (Image credit: Netflix) The Significance of Amy And Danny Losing Paul And GeorgeĪmy and Danny are two people constantly chasing something.

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