Ella Risbridger

Surrounded by the people who helped them realize that they could love each other and be loved.

And there's food everywhere and it's all disgusting chaos.

And Monica can't even see it because she's so happy.

I'm crying.

That's where we're at.

That's Monica's arc.

Chanda's arc is to care about Thanksgiving and Christmas.

And Monica's arc is not to care.

Monica's arc is to think...

They balance each other out.

They've come to this place where Monica can deal with things being ruined because something so much more important is happening, which is love.

And Chandler can care because he's checked his job.

He's just free.

And he's trying something new.

And that's really hard in your mid-30s is to try something new.

and i'm doing it right now baby i know and like this year's had loads of bits of like job that i never thought i would be able to do and i'm doing it and it's great and like it's hard man it's hard to be like what if things what if i had more dreams and i find it very moving you know i'm aware we haven't talked about rachel at christmas and that's because i haven't got anything to say about rachel at christmas no she has no i don't think i don't think there's much there for rachel at christmas there's

Rachel's big storyline on Christmas is that she likes to return gifts and that's it funny because she doesn't change and that is interesting to me it's just like yeah you know that one friend who does that annoying thing and they all just kind of accept it they all accept she's going to return stuff because you just sometimes people change for the better sometimes people change for the worse and sometimes people don't change and you just have to be okay with all of those things if you want to form relationships with humans in an ongoing capacity

I don't know.

I feel very moved when I think about Monica not caring about that mess.

Because her life's going to get a lot messier.