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After visiting her long-distance boyfriend in Italy, burgeoning writer Arabella returns to London, where her literary agents have left her several frantic messages; with mere hours left to finish, she is tempted to join a friend on a night out.
Arabella thinks about the hazy events of the previous night while having lunch with Terry, prompting her to probe Simon for answers; Arabella drops by Simon's apartment, only to find herself at an unwelcoming doorstep.
Terry visits Arabella in Ostia, Italy, where she's living large on her agents' money; after procuring party favors, Arabella and Terry each have a wild night of their own.
Two months after the incident, Arabella meets with a therapist who encourages her to find new ways to cope with her trauma; Arabella's book agents assign another client, Zain, to help her with the writing process.
The day finds Arabella reassessing a sexual encounter with Zain and, following a promising new lead in the investigation, opening up to Biagio about her assault.
Much to Terry's disapproval, Arabella attends a support group for rape and sexual assault survivors run by their high school acquaintance Theo; in a flashback to 2004, teenage Arabella and Terry intervene with a young Theo.
Going broke and still unable to finish a draft of her book, Arabella takes a job working alongside Theo at a vegan delivery startup; birthday girl Terry takes covert measures to ensure Simon won't make a surprise appearance at her party.
Reeling from a demoralizing development in the investigation, Arabella hatches a risky plan and convinces an adverse Terry to bankroll it; still navigating his own assault, Kwame challenges himself to explore the full spectrum of his sexuality.
Arabella's bloated social media presence finds her more glued to her phone than ever, perpetually internalizing the stress of her followers; at Terry's Halloween paint and wine, Kwame opens up to the girls about his recent sexual experiment.
After Simon mistakenly drops a bomb on Arabella, she heads to her mom's birthday dinner, where painful, long-forgotten memories bubble to the surface; Kwame's no-strings-attached hookup bender leads him to Tyrone.
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Mar 14, 2022Coel is a genius, what great work. I was so invested in everywhere she took me as a viewer, I was sad to see there will be no more, but the success of what she did in the 1-season drama was AMAZING.
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Jan 31, 2022So many perspectives that only those who have suffered abuse can fully understand. For the fortunate ones who have not, you can barely grasp the amount of despair and the complexity of healing that comes with it
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Jan 02, 2022really don't understand why people liked this. seemed poorly written, poorly acted and just pretty annoying.
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Dec 01, 2021I really have no words... but really how could a show be this cathartic! I spent the entre last ep laugh-crying?!
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Nov 22, 2021This was one of the finest TV shows that i saw in the 2020-2021 TV season. The beauty of this limited series is its story structure. Unlike formulaic tv shows that focus on an assault and the immediate aftermath, this series starts with the longer term impacts of trauma on the central character and slowly unravels the complex, raw, emotions that come to the surface as this character struggles to uncover and deal with what happened to them. The performances are nuanced, and realistic without being overly sentimental. Although the series takes the viewer to some very dark places, it delivers a rewarding, genuinely emotional experience. This show is proof positive that we are in the renaissance of television. A gem of a series.
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Jul 22, 2021I May Destroy You hits all the right notes in approaching the theme of sexual assault: its millenial humour avoids it being dragged into some heavy melodrama, while its maturity and sensibility in dealing with those themes is both brave and fresh - thanks mostly to Michaela Coel's outstanding talents of multiple layers, deeming her one of the best artists of her generation.
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Jul 22, 2021Artificially build around its Message,
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Apr 28, 2021I had heard really good things about this, so I expected to like it, but what I didn't expect is how it kept suggesting sort of predictable narratives, confounding them, and then reflecting on them. The meta / writerly aspect of it is underrated.
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Apr 04, 2021It's absolutely perfect.
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Mar 21, 2021I don't want to spoil but it's a nice perspective on a tough subject matter.
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