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Christy Turlington [on what she dreams about]: "His [her father's] last words, that he actually never said, but ones that I kind of created for him. Nobody knew [that she killed somebody], and then there was something in the New York Times, and someone came up to me and said, 'Don't you know that it's come out that you've done this?' I don't know what it means. It's all very complicated." Esquire: "It is. Very complicated." Intended lesson: Christy's dreams - by which Raab means to include her ambitions and her dreamy existence, as well as her subconscious visions - are very complicated.
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