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But you know what that was also like for me? It was like deleting my Instagram.' The trauma - it pulsates, and it’s everywhere, and I’m not trying to dictate anybody’s lives, but speaking for Arabella, the trauma becomes the thing that feeds her, and sometimes the idea of her and me letting it go is scary simply because you don’t know what life is without it. I could let go of the trauma, and I would still be here. I had to let it go and realize that I was still alive if I let it go, and the trauma did not need to define me. All these people have to let things go, but there is a way of viewing that which is deeply offensive. It doesn’t matter that Nilufer thinks that he is basically a rapist he has to let it go. Kwame has to let go of caring about what people think of him, of feeling like he is a person that should be punished, and that his pleasure is punishment, and that he’s not a nice person. It’s something to do with growth, and it’s definitely something to do with allowing each of these characters to let go. 'And it’s almost like clicking again for me, and when I realized that there was a game, for me, I realized there was a way I could win it and go into the next phase. Michaela Coel recalls her journey to the ending: 'I was looking at all of these characters and realizing that they were quite predictable, so I was able to predict how these little humans, in this world that I created, were dealing with their traumas,' she tells Vulture.The finale is an ode to the impossibility of endings.I May Destroy You is revolutionary storytelling and “Ego Death” is a befitting finale.

I May Destroy You's daring, complex ending resists tidy explanations.

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Who is speaking here, and to whom-who is the 'I,' and who is the 'you'? Does 'may' mean 'might,' or does it imply the granting of permission? Even 'destroy' has some ambiguity are we talking about fully obliterating a person or tearing apart their already-crumbling psyche in order to rebuild them stronger, better, healthier? After a full season in which Coel declined to outright explain her title but embraced complexity at every opportunity, the answer to all of these either/or questions seems to be: yes.'

But throughout Michaela Coel’s phenomenal HBO series, whose finale aired on Monday, the phrase functions more like a collection of questions. 'It could be a threat, a warning or merely an observation.

' I May Destroy You is a cryptic title,' says Judy Berman.

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