Her boyfriend mentions Camilla is a great cook-her skills perhaps driven by her desire to be of use to him, and her criticism of Yor, a projection of her own insecurities about the image she needs to maintain. How Camilla takes society’s and her own misconceptions to heart reveals a lot about her. It doesn’t help that Camilla gets her digs in, exasperated that a girl with poor cooking skills could get married at all. I feel for Yor, having to live with the anxiety that her newfound family will reject her, all because she doesn’t live up to society’s cruddy expectations that a woman worth her salt will know how to cook. Instead, she is enlisted by her boyfriend to help Yor learn how to cook to please her hubby.
When I saw Queen Bitch Camilla huddling with her besties, I was afraid it was going to be soul-crushing time for Yor. From the zoomed out and up close camera shots, the squeaky suspense music, and incomplete knowledge of the situation, we feel the same suspicion and anxiety that Anya and Loid feel when Yor repeatedly arrives home late, emotionally and physically cut up. They really leaned into Spy x Family’s favorite technique, dramatic irony.
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