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Quick Questions with the Queen
Set in the year 2121, Chase, a celebrity-turned-beauty queen, answers rapid-fire questions inside her luxurious residence for this year’s episode of Quick Questions with the Queen. As she responds to lighthearted questions about fashion and lifestyle, her answers expose the environmental collapse beneath her home. As the interviewer’s questions grow more probing, Chase’s polished facade begins to crack, revealing the chilling effects of privilege in a world on the brink of climate impacts.
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Set in the year 2121, Chase, a celebrity-turned-beauty queen, answers rapid-fire questions inside her luxurious residence for this year’s episode of Quick Questions with the Queen. As she responds to lighthearted questions about fashion and lifestyle, her answers expose the environmental collapse beneath her home. As the interviewer’s questions grow more probing, Chase’s polished facade begins to crack, revealing the chilling effects of privilege in a world on the brink of climate impacts.
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