Ella Risbridger

Yes.

Where I always want to like make it into a book, like a paper book that opens up where you can see like, oh, there's her daisies.

There's her computer.

Oh, like turn it, pull this flap.

It really goes blue.

And that's how I feel about Monica's apartment too.

And I think it's particularly true at Christmas when you start discovering all new locations.

Like when you discover that the bench by the window can lift up,

And then when you find Monica's messy closet and the fact that it, even the fact that it's not messy in that episode, I find very like charming to be like, time changes.

I want to talk about the way that Monica's perfectionism and the holidays.

I want to talk about when she's making candy for all the neighbours.

And I want to talk about when she's making cookies as tips because they don't have any money.

Monica's holiday arc is this.

She cares so much about getting it right.

She cooks everybody their favourite kind of potato.

She makes the cookies and people are returning them crushed and she is crushed.

Then it turns out, no, Traeger liked them.

He loved them.

He thought they were thoughtful and treasured.

And she's like, oh, oh, you really like my thing.