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"It's not for me. And I don't think it should be for you either."
Wow. Another superb, standout showing from Rhea Seehorn here in "Something Beautiful." She's quickly showing us how much Kim's silent struggles, both with work and with Jimmy, are Season 4's super power.
Last week Kim got to blow up, at the one person she could blow up in front of - Howard. This week, she just agonizingly absorbed it all. From the shock to the system that was Mesa Verde Bank's aggressive expansion plan, where you could see her soul being squeezed, to her tearful breakdown listening to Jimmy casually read Chuck's rather kind and noble final letter to his brother (obviously written before their most recent fallings out), Kim was overwhelmed on all fronts.
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"It's not for me. And I don't think it should be for you either."
Wow. Another superb, standout showing from Rhea Seehorn here in "Something Beautiful." She's quickly showing us how much Kim's silent struggles, both with work and with Jimmy, are Season 4's super power.
Last week Kim got to blow up, at the one person she could blow up in front of - Howard. This week, she just agonizingly absorbed it all. From the shock to the system that was Mesa Verde Bank's aggressive expansion plan, where you could see her soul being squeezed, to her tearful breakdown listening to Jimmy casually read Chuck's rather kind and noble final letter to his brother (obviously written before their most recent fallings out), Kim was overwhelmed on all fronts.
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