This is another uncompromising and provocative episode.
In fact it looks at the concepts of consents and sexual assault.
Set several months after Arabella's assault, she is in therapy.
Arabella still needs to write. After a meeting with a Cambridge graduate called Zain who has been assigned to talk about her writing. She has sex with Zain who removes his condom while they get it on without Arabella's knowledge or consent.
It is certainly deceitful conduct although Arabella is rather chilled about it. There is a trip to the chemist for a morning after pill but it is unsafe sex.
Her friend Kwame has a hook up with another man for gay sex. Although consensual, it later leads to a sexual assault on Kwame.
Some may find this uncomfortable viewing. I purely judge it as a drama. Although I can see the layered approach. I cannot help feeling that any thought provoking debate is bound to get lost in what looks like modern promiscuous short term hook ups.
In fact it looks at the concepts of consents and sexual assault.
Set several months after Arabella's assault, she is in therapy.
Arabella still needs to write. After a meeting with a Cambridge graduate called Zain who has been assigned to talk about her writing. She has sex with Zain who removes his condom while they get it on without Arabella's knowledge or consent.
It is certainly deceitful conduct although Arabella is rather chilled about it. There is a trip to the chemist for a morning after pill but it is unsafe sex.
Her friend Kwame has a hook up with another man for gay sex. Although consensual, it later leads to a sexual assault on Kwame.
Some may find this uncomfortable viewing. I purely judge it as a drama. Although I can see the layered approach. I cannot help feeling that any thought provoking debate is bound to get lost in what looks like modern promiscuous short term hook ups.
