Bee
About the Job
Early to mid 20s. Blunt, perceptive, and unintentionally funny in a way that comes from saying exactly what she thinks. Bee has no emotional history with Eliza or Jonah, which makes her presence both awkward and weirdly grounding. She’s independent, slightly chaotic, and not easily intimidated—her honesty cuts through the tension in the room without her trying to. While she’s not the center of the conflict, she becomes the unexpected mirror that forces Eliza and Jonah to confront what they’ve avoided. Bee should feel refreshingly real, a person who wandered into someone else’s breakup with nothing to lose and surprising emotional intelligence.
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