'I May Destroy You,' the new HBO series from creator Michaela Coel, explores the shattering effects of sexual assault
There’s a lot going on here — so much that, in the early installments, the show can be challenging to follow. But Coel is magnetic, anddoesn’t flinch from asking tough questions about consent, responsibility, and the twisted shape of love.
This is a setup that practically baits the audience to judge Arabella, given the fate that befalls her. But the show never does. Nor does it judge her childhood bestie Terry, who ditches a drunk Arabella on an Italian vacation to have a threesome with two men. Nor their friend Kwame, who subsumes his desire for real connection in a parade of Grindr encounters.
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