@OldVase I haven’t watch the first look/apology but generally I don’t think it’s up to anyone else to tell the person harmed by an action, whether they should just forgive the person who offended /harmed them. Especially if the “victim” has reason to believe the apology is not genuine.
Particularly when, as in this instance, it’s not just a one off but a repeated pattern of bad behaviour and mistreatment.
The same way Joey has dragged this out for days and wasn’t ready to drop it when he was first asked to, maybe Mimi isn’t ready to drop it now.
You don’t get to wind someone up repeatedly and then when YOU feel like saying sorry at a time that’s convenient to you, demand they accept it right there and then.
A true apology will generally not be accompanied by defensiveness.
When I was younger I had a fall out with a friend, I later apologised to the former friend and I never got a reply. I assume that meant it wasn’t accepted, but I accepted that gracefully. I never turned on the person as I knew it was entirely up to them if they choose to forgive me or not.