Nan St. George's character is depicted as a menace and a terrible friend, with her issues largely stemming from her own choices rather than external circumstances. Despite being rooted in strong female friendships, season two lacks meaningful interactions, particularly in Nan's narrative arc. Her pregnancy revelation adds complexity to her behavior but does not justify her treatment of others. Each conflict unfolds, revealing her refusal to communicate or confront issues, highlighting how her actions lead to isolation and frustration with those around her.
"Nan St. George is a menace. A terror. And honestly, a terrible friend. Most of her problems are of her own making..."
"Many of her problems could be fixed with a conversation or two, or confiding in anyone, but she refuses to do so over and over."
"Sure, her actions in this finale episode are meant to be colored by the big reveal that she's pregnant with Theo's baby and terrified..."
"At the end of the previous episode, Nan discovered two alarming things: Lizzy had been sleeping with Theo, and Guy is married to Paloma."
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