Bagdad Cafe: Jasmin as a Manifestation of Brenda's Subconscious?

Okay, so I've watched Bagdad Cafe like, a million times. Seriously. And every single time, I see something new. This time, though, I had a bit of a weird thought: what if Jasmin isn't just a German tourist who happens to wander into the middle of nowhere? What if she's, like, a physical manifestation of Brenda's subconscious desire for change and freedom? Think about it. Brenda's totally stuck. Her marriage is falling apart, her kids are driving her crazy, the cafe is a dump, and she's just...defeated. Then Jasmin shows up, this quiet, almost magical figure who slowly starts to fix things – not just the cafe, but Brenda's spirit too. Remember that scene where Jasmin starts cleaning? It's not just about scrubbing floors; it's like she's cleaning away Brenda's resentment and stagnation. And the magic tricks! They're ridiculous and wonderful, and they inject this much-needed sense of wonder into Brenda's life. It's too perfect, almost. I mean, what are the odds that this particular person with this particular skill set would randomly stumble into Bagdad Cafe? I KNOW it sounds crazy, but it makes the ending even more poignant. Brenda doesn't fully transform into Jasmin, she doesn't become someone else. Instead, she integrates what Jasmin represents into her own life. She finds joy, connection, and a renewed sense of purpose – all things that were dormant within her. Maybe Jasmin was just a catalyst, but the way she seems to unlock Brenda's potential makes me feel like they're deeply connected. Anyway, just a thought. I'm probably overthinking it (I always do!), but it's fun to consider, right? Anyone else get this vibe, or am I completely off my rocker? Let me know what you think!