Hannah has enough perspective to realize that relationships are important, but they can't be your everything.

Hannah is like L.D.'s worst version of her self -- her worst-case scenario. She's made Hannah experience the worst of what could have happened.

Margaret Wheeler Johnson: "Girls" Episode 8: I really, really did not feel good about this episode. Lori Fradkin: I didn't either -- I feel like every other episode of "Girls" makes me happy.

Margaret: So, let's address the most pressing question here: Where did Jessa find that outfit? Emma Gray: That outfit was incredible. It would be really bad if she spilled beer on it, though. Sticky bird feathers? Margaret: Ray: "Does everyone in "The Age of Innocence" fan club get one of these or just the gold members?"

Lori Fradkin: This was the first episode that was really all about Hannah. Emma Gray: I thought it was a really nice way of delving into her character a little more -- taking her out of the insanity that is New York City.

I really liked the escalation of their banter. I feel like "escalation of their banter" is a very Lena Dunham phrase, which is why I used it. Also, "Is this about the scarf?"