manon kept the girls in the studio for an extra two hours, making sure they got all the practice they needed. she was always pushing the group to work harder than necessary to ensure every performance was top-notch, and yet somehow she’s considered lazy???
calling it a mental illness would imply that their biases are neurological, thus escaping accountability. it's a sociological issue & should be addressed w. extreme repercussions
the ending is still so touching to me. she’ll always carry that trauma and the guilt of knowing that her act of kindness set the whole tragedy in motion. she dared to give carrie an unforgettable moment in a positive way, and it cost her her sanity and everyone else their lives.
"she got put to the back because she was a less skilled dancer than the rest of them! shes a visual not a dancer!"
but shes executed the choreography just as well as the other five girls when she was in front so what now