This scene speaks a lot. Carolyn trying to sell a terrible house. She’s exaggerating the qualities of the house. There is no facade covering it at all kind of like her life. She keeps telling herself that she’s this, her career is fulfilling trying to convince herself that her life is perfect when in reality it’s no different than the house she is desperately trying to convince people that is perfect. At the end of the day she knows that like the house everything she says are just lies.
@flippert0 Oh, absolutely. One of the obvious interpretations of the film's title is that it's a jab at shallow people like herself, all caught up in appearances, sales and the consumer culture.
