The Trials Of Ms: Americana.127

This suggests that the "trials" are not taking place in a courtroom, but within the self. Ms. Americana is trapped in a loop, a localized version of an ideal that no longer exists in the physical world. The Three "Trials"

"People ask me if she is haunted. No. She is worse than haunted. She is inevitable . We fed the machine our ads, our movies, our dating app profiles. We told it that an American woman is a consumer, a mother, a boss, a sex object, and a soldier, all at once. The machine did not have the emotional capacity to reconcile those roles. So it gave us a monster with seven fingers. The trials are not about her. The trials are about us." The Trials Of Ms Americana.127

Is there a specific (like a court case or a personal struggle) you want me to focus on? This suggests that the "trials" are not taking