During the ending of Tyler Perry’s Duplicity, a disheartened Marley talks about how the story is never about one case, and merit should never be wiped away by a single duplicitous situation or person. In the film, she is a lawyer whose best friend and her husband are having a tough time getting along recently. She’s actually really close to Rodney, so she tells his wife, Fela, that she will help them get their spark back. Marley is with a man named Tony, who Fela introduced her to. They seem to be close, but Marley doesn’t seem to be comfortable with the topic of marriage. We find out much later that she’s been betrayed by her ex enough to leave her incapable of trusting anybody fully. Yet still she finds herself embroiled in this crazy drama that unfolds much later in Duplicity, but with that said,...