In the critically discussed film "The Second Proposal," Jackson’s character refuses to accept a romantic advance until her partner articulates what went wrong in their first attempt at a relationship. The scene runs for nearly twelve minutes of pure dialogue before any physical intimacy. This is rare in the genre. By demanding emotional coherence, Jackson ensures that when the relationship progresses, the audience feels she deserves to "keep" that partner—or that the partner must work to keep her.
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