The Importance of Subtext in Rachel's Story

Timothy Stanley: I had the clash of two cultures. American individualism and kind of the Asian family community orientation, which one is held higher. So that's what I saw as the problem, the big social problem that we were looking at this. And then we also have a couple of other social problems that get introduced. He says class divide is a huge, huge element at work in the story.Stanley: Rachel comes from maybe the little middle class ish and then like super, super upper crust,. again, old money, upper crust.