Michael: Lacie's more like a chameleon, she just adapts to whatever she needs to.Д¬orey: It's not natural for her though. She wants to be whatever the person she's with needs. In this scene, Lacy conforms the way she talks to the lady in the elevator.Д¬orey: Lacie is THAT GIRL that is a pure sponge. Whoever is controlling this dance is usually the person who has the most influence over the other. Something you do when you're trying to get someone to like you more, when you're trying to engage with them in a conversation. The two characters as they're standing in the elevator, are exhibiting a lot of social mirroring. Michael: Here's another genius of this episode. Without him, we'd have no one who challenges Lacy.Д¬orey: Well, we have the trucker, Cherry Jones, of course. Regardless, he becomes her conscious in some ways as a figure throughtout the 'Nosedive' story. But even this guy who judges Lacy for trying to fit in, has a few of his own social norms. Michael: Also, Ryan is a nice anti-thesis to Lacy, and this entire social situation because he blatantly denounces the system. The pastels are everywhere, and the pink=Lacie and blue=Ryan color system symbolizes their typical gender roles and lack of individuality. As members of this highly 'NICE' society, they are used to representing themselves simply, cleanly, easily understood as people.

It's tethering two concepts in existing social media together.Д¬orey: Lacie's apartment and belongings as well as her brother's space and belongings are color-coated.

Yes it's visual, but it's also about judging people. Michael: I think more than it's blatantly mocking Instagram, it's a blend of Instagram and Yelp or Tinder, because of the rating aspect. Corey: The interface looks like Instagram, representing a mockery of the Instagram lifestyle that we'll see throughout the episode.

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