The ending of Obsession might not be as hopeless as it looks.
Everyone assumes Nikki is headed to prison because she's covered in blood and surrounded by dead bodies.
But the movie makes it clear that Nikki and Wish Nikki are two different people.
Wish Nikki was the one controlling the body and making the choices.
So when Wish Nikki dies, the real Nikki finally gets her body back.
And here's the interesting part:
If Wish Nikki made the wish for Bear to fall in love with her, then the real Nikki may have never used a wish at all.
That means Nikki could still have a wish left.
She could go back to the store, undo everything that happened, and maybe even bring Bear back.
The movie never confirms it, but it leaves the door open for a much happier ending than most people realize.
Nikki Freeman reminds me somewhat of Lolita or the Virgin Suicides girls
Outside of a few humanizing facts, we know very little about them. everything is through the lense of men that were obsessed with them but did not truly love or care for them
@bedxchem I think denying the audience her perspective amplifies the tragedy of her character, she doesn’t get a voice or autonomy and we’re left to wonder who she was💔
Trin knew the brand deals was coming in let’s be real @:&:&: she want a man ofc but that face she knew she was finna be everywhere to quite her job #LoveIslandUSA
【MIRACLE SURVIVOR】
15-Year-Old Girl Had Both Arms Chopped Off
and Was Thrown Off a 30-Foot Cliff…
Then She Did the Impossible
September 29, 1978.
15-year-old Mary Vincent was hitchhiking in California
when 50-year-old Lawrence Singleton picked her up.
What happened next was pure evil.
He raped her repeatedly.
Knocked her unconscious with a sledgehammer.
Hacked off BOTH her forearms with a hatchet.
Then threw her naked body down a 30-foot ravine —
certain she would die.
But Mary refused to die.
Bleeding heavily and in shock,
she packed mud into her own wounds to stop the bleeding.
Somehow climbed out of the ravine.
And walked nearly 3 miles completely naked to the highway —
holding her severed arms up so her muscles wouldn’t fall out.
She flagged down help and survived.
In court, wearing prosthetic hooks,
she faced him and helped convict him.
He was sentenced to 14 years and 4 months —
the maximum allowed at the time.
Then came the betrayal no one expected.
After serving only 8 years for “good behavior,”
he was released in 1987.
19 years later, in 1997,
he murdered another woman —
31-year-old mother of three Roxanne Hayes —
stabbing her to death in his Florida home.
He was sentenced to death…
and died in prison in 2001.
Because of Mary’s courage,
California passed the “Singleton Bill” in 1987,
making 25 years to life mandatory for crimes involving torture.
Today, Mary Vincent is a successful artist
and victim advocate.
She turned the darkest nightmare
into a powerful legacy of strength and hope.
Some people survive the impossible.
Mary Vincent proved it.
Best character this season and he definitely read as autistic to me. People underestimate how varied autism can look and it was cool to see it represented in non stereotypical ways
Darrell Britt-Gibson, who plays Bishop in #Euphoria, says Colman Domingo’s comments to Variety about whether Bishop is on the autism spectrum resonated with him:
"I don’t think Black people get to play that enough. I don’t like the way that people who are on the spectrum are spoken about. There are a lot of people in my life and my family who are on the spectrum, and they are the most beautiful, deep, soulful people. I thought, 'If I get to do this and play him like that, I want to be able to do it justice and make it thoughtful and layered.' That was something I inherently thought about. I wanted to give it that care."
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She’s beautiful. He’s lucky to have her as his girlfriend like if they have babies together, it’s gonna be him who won the genetic jackpot and as for this woman who picked him. I pray to God she’s treated like the queen she is.