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Her sense of displacement is constantly reinforced in every sector of her life.

Resolving such a tense moment without undermining its impact is achieved by advancing the time frame, placing the protagonist into a series of situations that undermine her sense of self worth, destroy the family unit, and reverse her role — journalist becomes the topic of sensationalist and intrusive media coverage.

Although Sara feels safe using her strong intuition today, she needs to keep her feet on the ground, and not be surprised by experiencing occasional sense of insecurity.

Freedom is the key to Sara's personality.

Throughout all six episodes the writers play a game with the audience that involves drip feeding of information, subverting expectations, and reversal of plot points.

The scriptwriters suggest that the need for instant gratification via a website creates a more sensationalist approach and it is here that the show has some of its finest comic moments.

From a tentative first season Pressa has developed into a show that deserves to placed amongst the other big hitters within the televisual Nordic Noir movement.

Sara's challenge is to learn the true meaning of freedom-from-within through her jurney.

She also loves to be involved in several things at the same time as long as she is not tied down to any one area.

At work, home, and play she experiences emotional and intellectual obstacles which shatter what little sense of self worth she has after events of the first two seasons.