Companion

Representation / casting choices

Prominent positive gay couple as the only healthy relationship; out queer actors and diverse supporting cast; queer rep is visible and audience-noted even in modern setting.

Political / ideological dialogue

Explicit lines and scenes calling out male entitlement, objectification (“this is what you are for”), and nice-guy control.

Identity-driven story themes

Entire narrative is the female protagonist’s awakening, violent rebellion, and empowerment against her abusive male owner in a toxic-relationship allegory.

Institutional / cultural critique

Heavy satire on toxic masculinity, incel culture, patriarchal objectification of women, and male entitlement as culturally embedded problems.