Abbie Chatfield

I go, I'm calling Mez right now.

Yeah.

To Dob at the very least.

But then I think you've got the capacity to plan that.

So what would you do, Amy?

Because I'm actually stumped.

The situation that it is in the movie, all of those sort of points I'm like, I don't know if I would stay with them because it's –

she clearly hasn't really dealt with it and like no one knows about it.

Like her family doesn't know.

She just kind of moved on with her life and then got into like activism.

Yes.

Like she ends up getting into anti-gun activism at her school.

And then so the dad thinks like, oh, she threw my gun away because of this.

But it's like, well, no, she was planning to take it to school.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah, and to me it's the thing of, like, oh, well, it doesn't seem like she's really actually dealt with this at all.

And then there's all these carry-ons where it's, like, well, why, like, Alana Himes, the maid of honour, and she sort of jokes about, like, you don't have any other friends.

Yeah.

You know, so there's just a bit more weirdness with the character where I'm like, okay, if I was in that situation, there would be like a few things clicking into place.