For sure. That’s a big thing in this movie [but] it is almost like a romance. That moment when [my character Frances] sees the other bags in the cupboard, it's not just her being like, “Oh my gosh, I'm terrified and this person is doing this to other people,” it's also this moment of immense heartbreak. It's like realizing your partner is cheating on you. It’s realizing that you're not as special as you thought ... maybe everything you thought about that relationship is untrue. It makes you feel futile, it makes your entire soul feel cheap and taken advantage of. At its core, this is a movie about heartbreak and loss and loneliness, and what heartbreak, loss, and loneliness do to a person.