Joanna Robinson

At the Alamo Drafthouse, they did a screening for healthcare workers.

And so Anna attended one of those screenings.

But she wrote, Amy's clearly showing up in her husband's old truck and the role Whitaker plays in her life is so vis... Like, to show how they immediately switch places so that Whitaker can drive.

Clearly, there's a cultural component of Amy's traditional farmhouse lifestyle requiring...

The man and her life take the front seat, but the fact that her presumably less than one-year-old baby is in the backseat past 10 p.m.

indicates that she doesn't have a support system.

The fact that Amy picks Whitaker up draws attention to the fact that he likely doesn't have a car with his financial insecurity.

I think there's some codependency there.

But given both of their upbringings, I can see this resulting in marriage down the line.

It's giving ring before spring energy.

And I really agree.

But I'm also like, you know, Robbie's so concerned about it.

But when you see it, you're like, this doesn't look dysfunctional.

This looks quite sweet.

And when Robbie's watching it happen, I don't quite know how he's interpreting that moment.

It seems like he's like, oh, that looks like a full life in a way that I don't have.

I was judging him for doing that.

But like he's putting the music on.

He's got a relationship with this baby already.

Like, you know, Amy's quite fond of him.