skrtfntcwu, I thought it was all kind of in her mind. I mean, what we see in the movie is at least partly what she makes of it - her version of what happened - the only thing I wasn't quite sure about was whether she was having a kind of mental breakdown or whether it was just an example of how she worked as an artist - something that saved her from a mental breakdown, in a way. I mean, by projecting L.S. onto the braces girl, she was able to get out of her rut, get some kind of revenge on the publisher she was angry with (even if only she understands it), and publish a probable bestseller.
When the girl comes, the fantasy starts. There was never any L.S. That's how I thought of it, anyway. Can it work any other way?
Anyway I think she really believed her story. She's obviously a little kooky, but I didn't know if this was SERIOUSLY a problem or if it was just a creative way of dealing with her stress - I mean, not so big a problem.
Hmm, I don't know if I'm making sense, so I'll stop now
08-08-2003, 15:03
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