I loved it, although I still had some questions about her in the club and dancing with a younger version of herself, was she forgiving herself or finding herself?
shareI took it as finding herself (the 'inner-child' and all that).
There's none heart so black as the black black heart of the phony leper!--Monk
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I wondered about this scene, and I like the idea of her finding her "inner-child" or something meaningful. The young girl was just too innocent looking to be real; it had to be a metaphor for something.
shareI took it more as accepting herself, acknowledging her changes, loss of innocence, and yet also the reaffirmation of her once again owning her own life.
shareI took it more as accepting herself, acknowledging her changes, loss of innocence, and yet also the reaffirmation of her once again owning her own life.
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