Andrea

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I think for me, I've always been interested in double lives or people who have to create another identity.

And not always because they're being malicious or they're being deceitful, but out of necessity.

And I've always been interested in the psychological toll of that.

I mean, what is it like to keep up with all of the stories and lies and all of the different things you have to be able to carry with you in order to have that new identity be something solid, right?

And that...

that you never... How do you slip into a new skin like that?

But this one was different.

I felt somehow emotionally connected to it from the jump.

Like, I'd seen these photos of Margot when she was a teenager, and I'd seen her mugshot, and I'd seen the way she was talked about, and I think...

I instantly felt some sort of kinship to her or some sort of relatability to her.

Growing up, I was maybe could have been characterized by other people as a wild child.

However, I was a very like deeply sensitive, creative, kind of just a lot of feelings type of person.

But I felt that

I knew her, I just saw her and I just, I knew she was misunderstood because I felt that way too.

And there's just certain things about her that felt relatable to me.

And I really just wanted to get to know her and I wanted to get to know who she really, really was.

And who she is, like who she is.

Who she, exactly, exactly.