In addition to other types of work, I teach self-defense to women. I don't know what world Julia thinks she's living in, but she behaves as if it's the world she thinks it should be rather than the world that it actually is. (a) In the grocery store, she isolates herself in a store room instead of going toward other people. (b) Instead of being patient and waiting for a taxi, she goes underground to a dark, isolated subway platform. (c) She lingers alone near the apartment of the person who she believes is stalking her. (d) She leaves her apartment to go to another without locking her own door first. There are others...People have to live in the world that is, not the world that "should be".
Review of Watcher
