let me teach you a lesson 
mesmerizing & precarious 
nightmare shadow(ban) person 
She/Her/Dr. 
a week late, my take on #MareofEastown: it did its prestige TV duty w/ complex performances & compelling story threads. It also captured particularities of low-income small town life really well. Biggest critique was the ep where sex workers talk to cops. Egregiously unrealistic.
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yeah the 'everyone knows everyone' thing makes it slightly more realistic, but it feels irresponsible. (I mean obvi the whole show is a cop protagonist so like
but that specific thing feels like a particularly dangerous myth that doesn't help decrim efforts.)
