But what does the viewer lose in this trade? The ability to distinguish between wanting a character and wanting the feeling of wanting. The desiremovie doesn’t satisfy—it generates more desire. That’s the trap. You come for one scene of Kim biting their lip in a car at midnight, and you leave with a hunger that has no object. Kim becomes a stand-in for every person you’ve failed to kiss, every word you’ve failed to say.
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This is the "Trade" part. Kim might counter-offer. For example, if you want a 4K restoration of a 1950s Japanese film, Kim might demand a clean rip of a 1998 LaserDisc that only 200 copies were ever made of. But what does the viewer lose in this trade
However, I’m happy to help if you clarify: That’s the trap