Elizabeth Laime

Like less risky version.

I don't know.

Yes, but again, there's like... Nuance to it.

This is where I'm like, there are more risks taken.

I was just talking to my friend who was getting notes on something, and it was like, they either have to be bad or good.

And in this, he's... Yes, he's been disgusting towards her a couple times, but also has redeeming qualities, and so he hasn't been kind of...

you know, put in a box of bad or good.

It was just a... I mean, that scene was so incredible and it...

You didn't expect them to be there.

And he was literally, his arms were there for her to back up into him.

As a place of safety.

Yes.

And I think you initially think, oh, she's backing up into him.

Like you don't know if it's danger or safety.

And then it turns out it's him.

He's protecting her.

And he's so gentle with her.

Right.

Because she's in shock.

Yeah, I felt like, I mean, it's hard because it is like this misogynistic guy ends up being, I mean, she saved herself, but like this source of comfort and kind of the hero in the moment.