Get In The Ring, Daddy.
Dora looks utterly unhinged; a figure consumed entirely by the internal fire of her suffering.
She isn’t just crying or screaming anymore; she is thrashing, tearing at herself with the manic, terrifying intensity of an individual who has completely lost the grounding of reality, trapped in a private, agonizing hell. “Do you still not get it? Why don’t you get it? I’m not happy, Dad. He was my whole world. When he died, my whole world crumbled. It was burnt into ash alongside his body. I was so scared; I couldn’t even cry because I was scared crying would make it all real. Maybe if I didn’t cry, it would turn out to be a fucking dream, or an act, a prank? All I wanted for him was happiness, b