This is an illustration of what Lori and "Lissa" are like together. On the one side you have the most primitive and basic of woman. No bra, no razors, hair everywhere, free flowing menstrual cycle, occasional hygiene, nit picking and grooming....on the other we have the "image" of the "perfect woman"...drug addicted, co-dependent, friends with an ape, feeling better about herself through the faults of her monkey friend. It's an "I need you and you need me" type of friendship. Forget that the monkey wants to club her over the head and drag her off, she's not having it. She's under control and under the influence.
Ms. Perfect is impressive to her girl-illa, but not to anyone else. The two have spent so much time trying to fix each other, that they have merged into one person...with one goal...to steal Jeffrey Katzenberg's family.
It's quite a struggle between the modern woman and the primal beast. One day one wins while the other one plots against her doing it the next day. It's always some kind of manipulation through aggression or passive aggression that unfortunately gets pointed at way to man gay men that they are clearly both better than. Just ask them.
Both of these females appear to be frustrated. One could be satiated with a sexual encounter of the lesbian kind but the other could be satisfied with money and fame. Two needs that are not really needs at all. I'll give you that sex is innate, but only having sex when you have money seems a bit derivative. One wouldn't have sex with another woman and the one woman she would have sex would never consider having it with her. It's this circular pattern of risk reward with the two of them. Lori has the drugs to keep "mama" happy, but mama isn't happy having sex with Lori, that makes Lori not want to give up the drugs. So it's this Tarzan/Jane thing going on all the time.
One can hold one thing over the other's head, neither getting anywhere fast. It's the same thing with David and Brian. Co-dependent on drugs and control, it's a foursome of fuck ups.
Think about it, you know I'm right!
The one thing that all four do agree to is the level of lying to their own families, not that any of their family members believe them. It's like you want to just ask them, "Do you think that's the answer that 'normal' people give their parents? Or do you think that was your best choice on meth?" It's fairly obvious that when it comes to lying, they all co-depend on each other. Wouldn't it be fun to get all of their parents together for a sit down chat? I love it. The dirty truth will come out, who is going to break the bond of co-dependence first. I have my favorite, who is yours.
Can you imagine the things that some people will do for drugs while others do it for sex. I think the key here was to pick a drug addict that wanted to have sex with you, instead of the addicts that don't. Just sayin'.
