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I am so intrigued by the fact that they depicted Deborah a little differently in the finale than what we’ve seen so far. She is presented as sophisticated, well-traveled, a true bon viveur. She speaks a bit of French, appreciates real bread, and uses words like 'beguiling' . She even drops art history facts, pointing out that Judith Leyster’s 17th-century painting La Joyeuse Compagnie (The Merry Drinker) was wrongly attributed to a man, Frans Hals, for years. Did that jump out to you too? It feels like a version of Deborah we’ve never seen before.
