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These multiple wives are always demons to each other. Instead of to the man who treats them like dogs

No! Not his job! How could McMaster waste Sango’s talent over one passionate story ☹️

All doors close, but some open? Aina isn’t in fact a hustler but damaged and in love. She find a place for the band to practice; there are always nooks and crannies for us to fit in. But the constant impermanence… I do love that Sango prioritizes the music in his life though, as much as his job

I like the bleed of Sango’s honesty gradually into despair and wishfullness. It’s slow and earnest. And Beatrice as the foil works nicely too. How can you get along honestly when you want all the comforts that only the high life can give you?

I’d be surprised if trapping young, bourgeois men wasn’t a regular scheme of Aina and her mother’s