Hannah calls her dad for advice on her ear. But really she wants to discuss her trouble with writing. Hannah needs her dad to lend her the advance money so she can pay David’s company back so “she can restore a little freedom to my process.” Her dad says he feels manipulated and that she makes him look like a fool. So he will not lend her the money.

Marnie and Charlie:

Marnie is having a tough few months: she broke up with Charlie, fell out with Hannah, got fired from her job and got used by Booth. Marnie’s sense of self has severely dissolved.

Hannah calls her dad for advice on her ear. But really she wants to discuss her trouble with writing. Hannah needs her dad to lend her the advance money so she can pay David’s company back so “she can restore a little freedom to my process.” Her dad says he feels manipulated and that she makes him look like a fool. So he will not lend her the money.

Marnie and Charlie:

Marnie is having a tough few months: she broke up with Charlie, fell out with Hannah, got fired from her job and got used by Booth. Marnie’s sense of self has severely dissolved.

Hannah calls her dad for advice on her ear. But really she wants to discuss her trouble with writing. Hannah needs her dad to lend her the advance money so she can pay David’s company back so “she can restore a little freedom to my process.” Her dad says he feels manipulated and that she makes him look like a fool. So he will not lend her the money.

Marnie and Charlie:

Marnie is having a tough few months: she broke up with Charlie, fell out with Hannah, got fired from her job and got used by Booth. Marnie’s sense of self has severely dissolved.

Hannah calls her dad for advice on her ear. But really she wants to discuss her trouble with writing. Hannah needs her dad to lend her the advance money so she can pay David’s company back so “she can restore a little freedom to my process.” Her dad says he feels manipulated and that she makes him look like a fool. So he will not lend her the money.

Marnie and Charlie:

Marnie is having a tough few months: she broke up with Charlie, fell out with Hannah, got fired from her job and got used by Booth. Marnie’s sense of self has severely dissolved.

Welcome to the Season 2 Finale of Girls. We’ve watched the characters struggle all season and we finally see where they end up: right back where they started. So do we just go in circles, only to end up back at the very beginning? Is the struggle–and the journey to find a place–necessary? Will the “happiness” these characters found last? Or will they quickly spiral out of control again, hurting and lashing out?So where do they stand now? They are having sex and Shoshanna isn’t that into it and Ray can’t finish unless Shosh finishes. They are both being weird. “Will you get out of me?” she demands.