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The pacing was inconsistent, with some sections feeling rushed while others dragged on, affecting the overall rhythm of the narrative. Some depictions of the 1960s may fail to fully convey the era's complexities, resulting in an oversimplified view of the challenges faced by women in science.

The narrative is filled with wit, humor, and poignant moments as it explores her journey in a male-dominated field. Elizabeth is more than just a scientist; she unexpectedly finds herself as a television cooking show host, using her platform to educate viewers about chemistry through the art of cooking, all while subtly questioning traditional gender roles.

She starts to discover the system is unfair and learned that you have to outplay the system if you actually want to make it

Women get treated poorly when it comes to opportunity men have fairly higher better chance on getting certain things than women. And she tries to look for ways to change this barrier.