Jodi Walker

She might be.

I think that's the interesting thing is like, I mean, awful, but interesting is she is always attaching herself to people who have conviction, whether it's Harper or Henry or Sebastian.

Yeah.

And this, like what you see in the line where he is, where she's sort of teasing about her divorce and he says he doesn't believe in divorce.

And she's kind of like, oh, what do you think?

It's an affront to God.

And he's like, yes, I think it's an affront to God.

I think she is sort of non-sexually aroused by that kind of conviction.

And like, what might my life be like if I thought things so intensely differently?

And I really, really agree.

Oh, yeah.

I mean, I guess my quite literal take was that

either what Yasmin believes or what she is saying is that Dolly, right, is the little cousin, is a young woman who acts like she is underage, but she is not.

And is telling Harper that Eric believed her to be underage or sort of was complicit in her acting like she was underage or something, which I think the show says pretty well in the, you know, reveal of the video to Eric when he gets it in his email that he seems pretty shocked by that.

So I didn't... But yeah, that, I mean, the...

The continued sort of details around this character that is, you know, in either in no matter what the what conclusions we draw could, I think, conceivably be called a girl, like could conceivably be called a very young woman, no matter what.

Yasmin knows what she's tied up in.

You know, like, she knows that these girls could be lying to her about their age.

She knows that these dudes whose laps they're sitting on don't give a shit about their age or do in the wrong way.

And also, like, yeah, okay, a party does need gender balance, but when all the women are sitting on laps, it actually takes away a lot of that balance, and it's actually, like, not super fun when all of the women are sitting on men's laps at parties.