Nolan's framing of "Zeus' law" as the institutional foundation of a functional society, and what happens when that foundation is broken by men with an insatiable lust for power, wasn't lost on me.
Fitting for the time we are in.
his performance is probably my favorite in the entire film. Sinon’s recontextualized role is part of what really helps nail the commentary on societal collapse, how the first victims are often “the best of us” and our attempts at comfort mean nothing in the wake of their loss.
everyone gets the utmost love, respect, and kindness from me by default. So when somebody initiates any form of disrespect (esp slander behind my back) I’ll reciprocate that energy tenfold but it won’t be covert at all. I remain sweet bc my rug isn’t lumpy 🧹
i remember passing out during a beating when i was little and feeling a weird sort of euphoria because i thought i was dying and that my dad would go to jail