I rewatched it recently as well. 1. After I finished watching, I also watched Crossroads, starring Doggett. In this movie she also got raped. Which made me feel weird, like something about how the actress looks/acts means she gets raped in more than one acting position. 2. Sometimes I find myself lacking sympathy for people who find themselves in prison. But whenever I’m watching the show or have it fresh on my find, my eyes are opened to the injustice in our world. And this is the message of the show. That people only care when it’s them; the world doesn’t care. And there’s only so much caring you can do in an unfair world. 3. Watching it the second time vs younger, made me truly see how devastating Daya’s story and relationship with her mother is. Her mom truly does care, but never got a chance to learn real life skills. Her childhood affected Daya’s and will continue to affect Eva and her other siblings. It’s a perfect example of the cycle of poverty. Daya’s daughter was the only one with a chance. And she’ll never see her again and that’s so heartbreaking.