Julie reacts to the TV Show Ni Una Màs on Netflix based on a book. #niunamas #netflix #nicolewallace #gabrielguevara #claragalle #raisingvoices Enjoy! Julie
I liked how they showed the Hernan/Alma hook-up from both points of view and how they both felt taken advantage of in different ways. The show does a good job of expressing both sides instead of just black and white depictions.
And yes, that leads to the reveal that Alberto is the guy sexually harassing Alma. Which leads me to believe he never really liked Nata and was just using her as a way into Alma's life (via their friendship). In episode 1, Nata sent him that half-naked pic and the only part of it he's interested in is Alma behind her, which says it all. (That's the pic he sent to Alma in episode 3)
For Alma, sex with Hernan was about trying to push away her heartbreak over David. Hernan never should have done it, as she was clearly under the influence. The blurred line for him is that he has feelings for her beyond friendship, and he let that override just doing the responsible thing. What I would say in his defense is that I understood him taking her back to his apartment, as she didn't want her parents to see her in that drugged condition.
The Nata and Alberto relationship is a big example of the downside of falling for someone based on their looks. She went after him because he was the hot guy and no other reason, not having a clue about him or if he really liked her. That's the price she's paying
I think Alma was going to move on from that night, except she started getting the dirty videos and harassment texts - leading her to believe Hernan was the guy.
