I can cheer for people taking responsibility for things they ought to, but bearing both parties' weight in a relationship isn't a responsibility anyone should have to accept.
Exactly! And structurally the film feels like it agrees with you, but verbally it places the weight on Eleanor, which makes for a viewing experience that perhaps accurately reproduces the workings of sexism in the world—neutral or shared responsibility interpreted to fault the woman—but who needs that to relax with? I would love to see the script notes on this one.
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Exactly! And structurally the film feels like it agrees with you, but verbally it places the weight on Eleanor, which makes for a viewing experience that perhaps accurately reproduces the workings of sexism in the world—neutral or shared responsibility interpreted to fault the woman—but who needs that to relax with? I would love to see the script notes on this one.