Kristina confronts Julie about the inherent power imbalance and betrayal in their relationship, moving beyond the immediate sexual scandal to the deeper class-based exploitation. She expresses the pain of losing the 'dignity' she carefully maintained through a shared pretense of equality that has now been shattered.
KRISTINA: I hold your hair up when you’re sick. I pick you up after your abortion. I wash your bloodstained underwear. I get up most days and I serve you. But I tell myself, it’s not her fault. She’s a nice girl. It could be the other way round. She treats me well. She treats me like a person. She d
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