How do you feel Yasmin ends the season?: I think she's really at rock bottom at the end of the season. It couldn't get much worse for her. She literally says in episode four of this series, “I've never thought about not having money. Can you imagine what that would be like?” And Harper
says, ”... yeah.” It's quite shocking to see her knowing that she's really entering the unknown. I think it's a scary place for a bunch of reasons. The truth is that she probably earns a decent salary. So she'll be fine when she figures out how to put her earnings into her own account. Do you feel like Yasmin understands how she moves through the world? How her actions affect other people?at the very end maybe means that she's starting to realize that her actions have consequences, and that her consequences have consequences. You just have to look at her father to realize that for a lot of people their actions have consequences, but those consequences aren't that bleak. If you have enough money, nothing really matters that much.
But everything he says is true. “You go on 14 holidays a year and you send me the bill, you tap, tap, tap your little Coutts card through life,” which I just love. I think that's such a good line. He didn't lie, but it's not what you want to hear from your dad.is its willingness to explore gray areas. We see this with Yasmin and her dad, but also with Yasmin and her mentor-turned-lover Celeste .
I don't think she's a victim. I also don't think she's in control. In a lot of relationships that are sexual there's usually one person that has more power in the situation than another—doesn't necessarily mean that the other person is a victim. I think Yasmine quite likes the idea of being the other woman—someone that someone is breaking the rules for.