Carrie Bradshaw and Aidan confront their relationship's communication failures surrounding infidelity, revealing differing perspectives on monogamy. Aidan admits to sleeping with his ex-wife, Kathy, after a traumatic incident, leading Carrie to respond with surprising calmness. Meanwhile, Lisa Todd Wexley deals with her father's death and clashes with a colleague over funeral arrangements, contrasting with the subdued dynamics between Carrie and Aidan. The lack of emotional passion in Carrie and Aidan's interactions becomes evident, marking a shift in their relationship discussions that feels largely uninspired or muted.
When Aidan admits to sleeping with Kathy as a way to comfort each other after an upsetting incident, sending Wyatt off to a wilderness camp, Carrie's response is 'I understand.' Girl, what? It's not like she comes to that conclusion after taking time to process the news.
Aidan arrives in New York and spirals over breaking Carrie's antique French door glass until he finally admits he slept with his ex-wife, Kathy, they are forced to broach that subject.
To be so honest with you, I just assumed these two crazy kids had figured this out and we simply weren't privy to this information because that would be pretty typical for And Just Like That ... But it turns out, no, no, they had not done so and furthermore were on very different pages about it.
There’s no passion! When Aidan admits to sleeping with Kathy...Carrie's response is 'I understand.' Aidan's over here torn up about betraying her.
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