Jodi Walker

Like, what is survival to Harper?

And when they're talking about Tinder, and obviously we'll get to it, and, you know, Sweet Pea is screaming in a parking lot in Accra, and...

they're screaming, each lie relies on the next.

I'm like, at any point, is this going to click in for Harper that this is how she's living her life and guiding her fund and doing everything?

She's telling herself stories and each story relies on the next.

It doesn't matter whether they're true.

It just matters whether she convinces people that they're true.

She knocked on the fucking door, bitch.

Yeah.

And I think like, are those things mutually exclusive is a different question for each person.

Like, can the thing that

serves the greater good and actually is right, also be the thing that is good for you and improves your own life.

And that kind of depends on motivations.

I loved getting to know Sweet Pea more in this episode and getting that background.

I felt like it was her character building, her like very slow character building has been really well done.

I struggled with some of Harper's character stuff this episode because it was a lot of telling.

It was a lot of explaining emotions from a person who we've never found to be particularly good at interpreting her own emotions.

However, some of that makes sense too, and it will always come back around because I think Harper is someone who lives very temporarily.

She's someone who's...

It really struck me in this episode that she is someone who's waiting to live.