Rumi symbolizes the dangers of living in the past and losing oneself to an artificial identity. Her character represents the extreme consequences of an industry that commodifies and discards performers once they are no longer “relevant.”
Key Symbolisms of Rumi:
1. The “True” Mima vs. the Real Mima
Rumi suffers from a delusion where she believes she is the “real” Mima, rejecting the actual Mima’s transformation into an actress. This reflects the struggle between one’s personal growth and the expectations…
