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Midway through the episode, there is a highly stylized fantasy sequence where Rue imagines a different outcome: she and Jules staying together, getting matching tattoos, and being happy. This sequence is shot with a dreamlike, soft-focus quality that contrasts sharply with the gritty reality of her bedroom. It represents the "what if" that haunts her.
: Critics from Vulture and The Review Geek applaud the accurate depiction of the "lows" of addiction and bipolar disorder, noting that the physical symptoms like kidney issues from holding urine are rarely shown so bluntly on TV.
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Midway through the episode, there is a highly stylized fantasy sequence where Rue imagines a different outcome: she and Jules staying together, getting matching tattoos, and being happy. This sequence is shot with a dreamlike, soft-focus quality that contrasts sharply with the gritty reality of her bedroom. It represents the "what if" that haunts her.
: Critics from Vulture and The Review Geek applaud the accurate depiction of the "lows" of addiction and bipolar disorder, noting that the physical symptoms like kidney issues from holding urine are rarely shown so bluntly on TV.
If you’d like, I can: