The Double Factor Problem

The final version of the movie is a collaboration between me and the person watching it, which means they're going to have an ownership in that. And so like I'm imagining this whole relationship that Eleanor and Alma have. And again, it's when she tells her on the stairs that she's not good enough. She explains what's going on. Then you see her inner, you know, see, Alma like, You know, blast her at the end. It really shows us the extent to which Eleanor has sold out in pursuit of protecting her family,. But also pursuing Alma's approval over 30 years.