Responses
Pretty sure she was telling him what he should’ve done. She’s disgusting, they're both disgusting.
She was testing him from what i understood. Like, if he agreed with her, he didn’t truly love her, bc what man would wish harm upon the one they love. But when he deflected and said he couldn’t do that she did get the confirmation she needed and that makes her hate the situation more bc “he truly lives her”
What does Oscar and that girl mean? Did Oscar raped Ines in this life before she got married to Carcel? Or is it a what if situation? I'm so fcking confused bc of that rape panel and the construction of the dialogue. Enlighten me guys.