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In many cases, though, this kind of detail is also there to appeal to audiences' materialism. When the spaces these characters inhabit in their private lives are so different from ours, they create an aesthetic fascination that overrides any moral repulsion about the way they could afford those spaces: "We obsess over the sofa that we're going to buy and that chair that we're going to get. And for many of us, it may take months, years to get a piece of furniture that we like. There's a fascination with having the means and the access [that these characters do]," says Coates. For the protagonists of And Just Like That, "money is essential", says Hadadi, "because it provides the items with which these women define their lives".

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