Is the whole scene mirrored?
It's an interesting repetition because that flashback scene mirrors another man in the Jessica Jones world.
Muriel Bowser, mayor of DC, told the Guardian: "The restaurant scene mirrors a lot of what's happened in Washington DC.
Andreotti's rise in the Italian political scene mirrored the rise of Italy, which was then emerging from two decades of Fascist dictatorship under Mussolini.
It's a scene mirrored in roman à clef The Devil Wears Prada, where Meryl Streep's Wintour proxy, Miranda Priestly, damns an entire collection with the merest pursing of her lips, sending a designer into utter despair.
The dialogue focused on the "person in scene" mirrors the "coding decoding" process as proposed by Paulo Freire [ 42] pedagogic constructionist approach; it is also based on social constructionist dramaturgical approaches to human interaction applied to the AIDS responses, which consider gender and sexuality inequalities as well as processes of stigmatization and discrimination [ 40, 43– 43].
These bloody street scenes mirror the 1979 revolution when women played a crucial role in bringing down the monarchy.
And the dispiriting open-endedness of the story, confirmed in its wrenching, hectic final scenes, mirrors the larger reality of the war itself, whose end grows harder to imagine with every passing day.
How did the early 90s NYC club and rave scenes mirror that of earlier eras, e.g. disco?
Even with the sea in the rear view mirror, the scene is inspiring.
