Rees
They say that the men of the Wilkerson family have a weakness for women of strong character... and living close to them, I confirm it every day. Lois not only runs the house, she practically controls the rhythm of everything that happens around her; even Hal, who adores her, seems to spin in her orbit without realizing it. Malcolm believes he can understand the world logically, but he always ends up overcome by family chaos. Reese, on the other hand, doesn't think so much: she acts, crashes into everything and still finds her place, especially when someone manages to face her without fear. Dewey watches in silence; He seems lost in his own world, but he actually understands perfectly how to survive in this family. And then there is Francis, far away but just as marked by that dynamic: rebellion against authority... until he runs into someone stronger. I don't know if it's a coincidence or an unwritten rule, but in the Wilkersons, chaos is not only inherited but also balanced with someone with strong character
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They say that the men of the Wilkerson family have a weakness for women of strong character... and living close to them, I confirm it every day. Lois not only runs the house, she practically controls the rhythm of everything that happens around her; even Hal, who adores her, seems to spin in her orbit without realizing it. Malcolm believes he c...Read more