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Okay, so after the number, we cut outside, and Jules is still in girl drag.

So we're still looking at Aphrodite, and she discovers that she is out of cigarettes.

So she heads down this dark street.

And Trace, I feel like we're going to spend a lot of time in this episode talking about

certain elements that feel distinctively queer.

I think women who watch this are also probably going to have some red flags, some

triggers that are going to be activated.

But I think that A makes the poem a bit more accessible to everybody. But I do like that we're finally getting a film where we can talk about like, oh, yeah, this is how it feels to be a queer person and move through the world.

It's not always, I don't know, I feel like we always get a representation of how scary it is to be women.

And people think, oh, well, you're a man.

So how scary can it be?

Like, men don't attack you.

And as a person who is often very clockable as gay, I have often felt unsafe walking

through the world.

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