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That being said, I was also worried that “the Dimanche chefs’ cooking + her grandmother’s recipe notes and scent” would be too contrived!
This had been my plan from the start, but I still asked my editor “Is this alright?? Are you sure????” #GHliveblog
There are lots of hands in this episode because I wanted to show the chain-link relationship between Lynn, her three students, the Dimanche chefs, and Lucy— it’s as if a piece of Lynn is lovingly handed from person to person and finally returned to Lucy via Dimanche!#GHliveblog
It had to be Bartlett who absolved Lucy of her guilt—he doesn’t represent Lynn, but he understands her in a way no other characters do #GHliveblog
I wasn’t very consistent about the cooking school throughout the the comic, but I tried to have at least a little consistency with what I showed before wrt the staff and setting! #GHliveblog
I was conflicted about Graham following Lucy to Marion! Lucy needs to talk to Chef Bartlett on her own—but I knew that afterword, Graham needed a chance to speak with him too #GHliveblog
Oh wait, I forgot that Lucy explains it right after ha ha
This sequence is also to show how far the chefs have come since the fallout at Dimanche! #GHliveblog
This is meant to be reminiscent of Olive! I wanted Lucy be influenced by the chefs she’s met in the past year #GHliveblog
Sunday dinner isn’t the BEST suggestion if you have work on Monday in a city 3 hours away
But I had to make the parallels!! #GHliveblog
I felt like I had to reaffirm now important Brie and Graham are to each other? They’ve known each other for half their lives, and Brie wants Graham to be happy! #GHliveblog
The fact that they now think of Meyer as smiling kindly, and not just as a sardonic giant 🥺