... That the truth doesn't matter as much as taking control of the narrative. Like what the wife does to the media at the end. Like what the husband tries to do to the media too, but she knows so she gets ahead of him. And it's in the way that the movie itself changes perspectives, makes her seem like a cold-blooded villainess from the point of view of the husband, but you just can't help but sympathize with her when she gets to explain things from her point of view, can you? She was wronged first.

[ which is probably the most that kaiser has ever had to say all at once on something that isn't soccer, so. there's that. ]