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Dancers of Joffrey Ballet, 1972.
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i just don’t think we need a helena backstory episode. i feel like if you watched the scene of her swimming and her father watching her eat a single egg sliced into tiny pieces for breakfast, juxtaposed with miss huang being forced to destroy a toy she loved (that happened to be a swimmer) and you didn’t see helena’s entire childhood flash before your eyes, that’s kinda on you.
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yeah I’ve seen people theorize that helena actually represents helly’s true self rather than the other way around and therefore helly is going to have a corruption arc. While that would have been interesting, I don’t think the show would have gone out of its way to show how little agency helena has in her own life if her true self were evil and power-hungry. I don’t think she would have said she was ashamed of herself. I don’t think they would have had a character (miss huang) whose entire purpose was to show how Lumon brainwashes children from a young age.
I don't think we necessarily need a Helena backstory episode, but I DO think we need a Helena-centric episode somewhat akin to what we got with Cobel in Sweet Vitriol -- as in Britt still plays her, we don't get any direct flashbacks to her childhood, but we do get more specific insight into her life and history and how that influences her current motivations and actions. It's true that we've gotten a lot of context clues already about her life, but clearly it's not enough to sway a lot of the general audience from thinking she's pure evil. Not that I think they need to cater to that section of the audience lol. But I think it's possible to strike a balance between providing context clues and leaving things up to the imagination AND still making it clearer than it already is that Helly is the unrepressed version of Helena, that she's been abused and brainwashed by the cult and by her father, that she doesn't have much agency, etc.
There's still so much we actually don't know about Helena, too -- how much does she actually believe in the Kier mythology, if she doesn't anymore when and how did that break happen, who is/what happened to her mother, what were the circumstances around her getting severed, so on and so forth that an episode like this could explore. And selfishly I want Britt as Helena on my screen more so I desperately want an episode that's focused on her!!
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