Inkoo Kang

I think that the stories that maybe feel more relatable and hopefully less nihilistic. are these much more relatable stories about cycles of abuse or cycles of coercion. And I think the patricide stuff is really relevant to that. But

Maybe like the best example that I can think of with this is actually Hacks, which is about two women who are sort of like a mother-daughter boss-mentee relationship.

Maybe like the best example that I can think of with this is actually Hacks, which is about two women who are sort of like a mother-daughter boss-mentee relationship.

Maybe like the best example that I can think of with this is actually Hacks, which is about two women who are sort of like a mother-daughter boss-mentee relationship.

Yes. I'm sorry, did I do something to offend you?

Yes. I'm sorry, did I do something to offend you?

Yes. I'm sorry, did I do something to offend you?

No. So much of the question of the show is really about how bad does the protege have to be in order for her mentor to take her seriously? And does she actually need to be as bad as her mentor in order to be taken seriously and in order to make her way in the world?

No. So much of the question of the show is really about how bad does the protege have to be in order for her mentor to take her seriously? And does she actually need to be as bad as her mentor in order to be taken seriously and in order to make her way in the world?

No. So much of the question of the show is really about how bad does the protege have to be in order for her mentor to take her seriously? And does she actually need to be as bad as her mentor in order to be taken seriously and in order to make her way in the world?

Exploiting women.

Exploiting women.

Exploiting women.