>>433283>Their issues would've been easily avoided if they talked But that's not true, what's it is for Elisabeth to gain of this? She is not an actor of Sue's life, there is no point for her to sustain Sue's life, because (at least) she has no control over it. It doesn't matter if they both narc and self-obsessed workaholics, there is no point for mc to not terminate the process right away. I get if the point is that mc's using Sue as a proxy for her dreams or whatever, but what exactly is the big "fable" idea regarding that?
It's not even beware of your wishes, because Sue's actions are not Elisabeth's actions - and we've been shown exactly that, no matter how they depicted complaining about each other - metaphorically implying mc being contradictory and fighting with her own self conscious in reality. It just doesn't work.
>>433284Where did I called her that? Bitch director as in if she was like that and indeed her idea was mocking aging women - "stupid hoes" as if she called them, making them a joke with her comedic tone of the movie and character's struggles, obviously. Weird that you can't read but ok