Shame

at the beginning of the episode, I thought that in this remake they took a less harsh path - Nora woke up at home, she already knows that this girl was with her almost the whole way, she also sent her by taxi home. The question immediately arose why she did not immediately tell Roko everything, but lied about her friends, because at that time she was inclined to believe that there could be no violence. and by the middle of the episode, I realized how devaluing I was mentally doing.. like in one of the last French seasons about sexualized violence in relationships. It's your boyfriend, you didn't say a clear no, so it's okay (no). what a horror it is to wake up and realize that you don't remember anything from last night, when you were at a party among drunk strangers, to find out about all these photos and with these filthy comments, and then also to find out that most likely you were drugged with a special drug that can no longer be detected. It's a natural horror. all the excerpts about Nora's feelings - where she is left alone in a crowded room, compulsive cluttering and house cleaning, panic attack are simply gorgeous. and I watched the last passage with the bell with incessant goosebumps on my body and a lump in my throat.

Roko didn't really like it outwardly yet. and the party seemed a little crumpled, in the original it seemed as if more events had happened here, but perhaps this is only in memory. nevertheless, watching the remake is still interesting

I really liked that in this remake Eva (?, even suddenly confused about names) is included in Nora's situation and strongly advises telling Tina about everything based on her experience

Episode six, and I still wouldn't have caught a glimpse of Roko and Nix, just Beeb and Bob.. For me, the selection of these characters is strange. 🥲

But the scene at the end, though not quite according to the canon, seemed good) Even as Nyx spat on the namesake, it was generally taken out))

Roko's passive participation in Nora's experience of the situation was not enough. in the original, she really likes it when Wilhelm stops tormenting her with questions (if he ever did that?) and he just stays with her, hugs her until she passes out, does some important essay for her, takes her to the girls, where she finally gathers her strength and tells about everything. and then, somehow, there is no trace of the moment when Nora pulled herself together and decided to share and do something so that her brother would not get away with it.