What Is The Relationship Between Laurel And Stacie
A decorated New Jersey Detective, Laurel Hester, is one of the best detectives in Ocean County and works undercover a lot. She meets a woman named Stacie at volleyball practice who asks for her number. They become really close, but Laurel is reluctant to let anyone see their relationship because she know people will look at her differently. When Laurel is diagnosed with terminal cancer she wants to leave her pensions to her domestic partner Stacie. Denied by the local county officers, Laurel receives help from a hard nosed colleague Dane Wells and an activist Steve Goldstein who unite to rally fellow police officers and ordinary people to support the couples fight for equality. It takes a while for the local county officers to allow Laurel
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This is accurate and still happens a lot today. I also know that this doesn’t just happen to LGBTs it happens to so many more people just because of how they look or who they are.
Another event I think is accurate is when the women went to court and became domestic partners. It was very interesting to see how the lady acted because it was like she didn’t care. I know this is very accurate at this time because gays couldn't get married. Today they are able to get married throughout the whole country, but back then they still didn’t have those rights.
I'm not really sure of any inaccurate event s because most of what I saw I know happens. I know that many people who are gay lie about their partners because it could affect their relationship with their friends and family.
One lesson that you could learn from this film is to never give up. Laurel almost gave up because she was so sick and was so close to dying, but Stacie and her partner Dane never gave up on allowing her to give her pension away. Even though she did die she was able to give her pension to Stacie. People can use this lesson with relations with their family and friends because they can never give up when they want to keep that relationship or want something within their
This is accurate and still happens a lot today. I also know that this doesn’t just happen to LGBTs it happens to so many more people just because of how they look or who they are.
Another event I think is accurate is when the women went to court and became domestic partners. It was very interesting to see how the lady acted because it was like she didn’t care. I know this is very accurate at this time because gays couldn't get married. Today they are able to get married throughout the whole country, but back then they still didn’t have those rights.
I'm not really sure of any inaccurate event s because most of what I saw I know happens. I know that many people who are gay lie about their partners because it could affect their relationship with their friends and family.
One lesson that you could learn from this film is to never give up. Laurel almost gave up because she was so sick and was so close to dying, but Stacie and her partner Dane never gave up on allowing her to give her pension away. Even though she did die she was able to give her pension to Stacie. People can use this lesson with relations with their family and friends because they can never give up when they want to keep that relationship or want something within their