He used to be a nice and reasonable boy, but in the latest episodes he seems to have been replaced. Matěj Dvořák suddenly abuses his overly friendly relationship with Miss Procházková and forgets that she is a teacher, not some peer whom he can shout at with impunity. His behavior is against the grain of the audience.
Matej becomes rude and unbearable
When the brothers Marek and Matěj Dvořák appeared in Street for the first time, no one probably knew what to expect from them. At first they were as secretive as a castle in the Carpathians, they covered for each other while cheating on papers, after which it turned out that they were the head of their household by themselves, because they didn’t have a mom and dad was always on the road for work.
Magda then took them under her wing and developed a perhaps too close relationship with the boys, unprofessional according to Soni and many fans of the series. After all, Matej fell somewhat in love with Magda. At the moment, however, he doesn’t treat her even a little nice, in fact, to anyone around him, and that’s why he’s losing popularity among viewers. The once nice and nice boy is suddenly perceived as an ill-mannered brat who thinks he can get away with everything and has no respect for adults.
“I support Sonia’s opinion on this when she told him that she was a teacher, not his friend. Magda is too friendly,” writes the viewer to the address of Matěj, who in the latest episodes of the series eager to find a place to practice on the trampoline. He’s basically determined to get it at any cost and doesn’t hesitate to be rude to the cantors who are just trying to help him. “And how he behaved to Otík afterwards, the insolent brat, alas.”
Under pressure from the director, Ota had to stick a sign proving his expertise on the office door. He is now at the head of the prevention consultancy, but this one on the contrary, the label drives all students away from him, who previously willingly confided in him. Once something is official, it no longer seems innocent.
It was Matěj who shoved the unpleasant truth in his face and at the same time pointed out to Otík that he didn’t need any support, just a place where he could train. A single signature is all it takes to go to the school gym, so why doesn’t anyone want to accommodate him?
“Doesn’t a student at his age understand that a teacher is not a legal representative? Then he’s not an intelligent student, and he’s also rude and insulting.’
He is so bent on getting his way at any cost, he has already antagonized me.
The young man insults Magda and his classmates
In the latest episodes, Matej gets an opportunity to return to his team after another youngster gets injured. He doesn’t want to miss the chance and he coughs up tutoring, on which he agreed with Magda. The students rely on him, but he doesn’t hesitate to throw them overboard, including the professor herself, whom she greatly disappoints. He freezes her even more when he smacks her in the face that she also dumped him when he needed her the most.
I don’t know what Matěj is imagining. That the world revolves around him? That his over-the-top wishes will make everyone sit on their ass?
In short, dear Matěj is changing for the worse before our eyes and lately he is not the only one. The screenwriters make almost every nice guy intolerably annoying. Let’s mention, for example, the jealous madman Lumir, the sighing whiner Iva, the pill seller Eva or the arrogant judge Herman.
