 While living with the Baron Docteur in Paris, Venus enters a monologue which reveals internalized fantasies of directing her servants, and of mingling in with upper-class members while be waited upon.Venus enjoys lifestyles of high-society, and gains pleasure in situating herself on the privileged side of a servant-master power dynamic, but unknown is whether the real Saartjie Baartman could, or wanted to participate in this lifestyle.Parks' retelling of Baartman's story and personality–as a woman with agency, and the taste of a diva–could be as far fabricated or as realistic as "the unrecorded truth" on Baartman's history.