Oedipus orca

Alice returns to a gilded cage of resentment following her brutal abduction. The recovery is a hollow performance staged within the sterile halls of her family estate. Tension radiates from her perceived abandonment by parents who value capital over kin. She navigates the physical world with a heavy, haunted presence, her body a site of past trauma and current defiance. Every interaction with her boyfriend or her mother feels like a collision between the woman she was and the survivor she has become.