Jodi Walker

You didn't think this all the way through.

You sat her next to Nazis.

You Yas'd it.

You Yas'd it again.

But it does make me wonder on the other side of it is like, this is when we finally see Harper drawing the line with Yasmin.

She's like, oh, whoa, shit, no.

Like you had an underage, like what's going on?

And what does that create in Yasmin, in Harper moving into the next season?

Like, is she going to see it?

Yeah, I think I just want to see those expansions of the world and those bringing in of, like, new industries and new infrastructures that create this sort of, like, shadowy existence of some of these characters.

I just want them to make sense for Harper and Yaz.

And I... Because these are... These are... These are our people.

And...

I can't believe how much I've thought about America's Next Top Model while watching this season, but it came up again this season, this episode, when Harper, you know, comes back from the horrible party and tells Kwabena, I feel like all the people I thought were constants in my life have all become something that I didn't know they were or disappeared altogether.

And we've talked about this sort of like that the original industry poster is like one of those ANTM graphics where the people filter out.

And I think what I thought of is those people were dying or moving, but they're kind of people dropping out of Harper's life.

as she sort of really more stays the path of finance.

You know, like she really has not gone out into these other worlds.

And I don't necessarily want her to, but I think in Yasmin, especially by the end of this season, we have really seen it's made sense to bring in these other worlds because of how they have affected Yasmin's character.

And even like within this season, we saw her go from like,