Greta Johnson

Oh, yeah.

Well, ditto on...

everything you've both said up until now.

I thought it was such a pleasure.

So I've read it twice.

Once I read it with my eyes and the second time I listened with my ears because I wanted to hear Elle Fanning narrate this.

And I will say there are definite differences as far as the tone.

In my opinion, the book is a little sadder, a little darker.

And then on top of the tone, I think that

the book has some things I don't like very much that I'm glad are not in the TV show thus far.

So for example, the book has Margot involved in a romance with one of her OnlyFans subscribers.

And much to my chagrin, that OnlyFans subscriber rescues Margot in the end financially by setting up a discovery algorithm so that her OnlyFans can attract more customers so that she can

Make all the money she needs to to take care of everything.

And I just prefer, I'll say it in the TV show, there's not this guy trying to rescue her in it.

There are a lot of people who are helping each other out in the TV show, but nobody is really being rescued.

Everyone's making mistakes.

Everyone's trying to rescue themselves.

And sometimes they're actually failing themselves and failing the people around them that they love.

But no one's really being rescued.

And I so appreciate that about the TV show.