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Elisabeth is the matrix, the primordial source from which her alter ego will be born: a dewy, 20something Sue (Margaret Qualley), who emerges from Elisabeth’s severed spine, leaving her body a dormant shell sprawled on the bathroom floor. Once the egg, she is now its shell— discarded, shattered. She lies comatose, living on the support of an IV bag of Soylent-like food matrix. During Elisabeth’s first week as Sue, her identity shift is reflected in her transitions to