After all the madness has come to a "resolution" and Amy is in the recovery room surrounded by an ALL MALE phalanx of FBI agents, the only person making sense is the female detective (Kim Dickens, future GG/Oscar nominee) when she challenges her on the inconsistencies in her story.

Amy, however is able to play on the mens' discomfort of discussing sexual assault. And she's essentially set free.

That was one of my favorite parts and I'm not sure if that's in the book or played like that in the book. But I thought it was a brilliant look at those type of gender dynamics. The woman knew she was playing them. The dudes? They just want to stick with the "happy" ending.

i'm out.
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"WHOLESALE REUSABLE GROCERY BAGS!!"
@etfp