Alexandra Jacobs

give of yourself online and photograph yourself, be photographed.

So what exists of her is really not very much.

I mean, she seems glamorous.

And what is glamour?

You know, it's mysterious.

She seems glamorous and mysterious and unknowable.

No, just let it ring.

Her character reminds me of an embodiment of this book that came out in the 90s that was called The Rules.

It's just feeling a little intense.

Yeah, as it should be.

It was a huge bestseller.

We all made fun of it.

That book was sort of a dating guide for women that was instructing them to let men chase them, which in the 90s was a very retrograde thing.

It seems to be, you know, coming back again.

But there was a phrase in that book, be a creature like no other.

And I think that Carolyn Bessette seems to have embodied the idea of being a creature like no other.

I have no idea if she ever read The Rules or this was just who she was.

I think it probably was just who she was.

But she seems very self-assured and...

You know, John Kennedy Jr.