Identity, Agency, and Narrative Framing When a person’s name anchors a media file, questions of agency follow. Who chose the title? Is Katty a subject, collaborator, or brand? Does "Angels In The World" reflect her self-conception or a curatorial overlay? In the age of ubiquitous recording, naming is an act of power: it sets the interpretive frame and mediates how viewers approach the content. If Katty is presented as an "angel," is that a reverent mythmaking or a marketing shorthand? The editorial task is to resist passive consumption and to demand clarity about the subject’s voice within the narrative. A respectful, critical reading must consider whether Katty's humanity endures beyond a thumbnail and a filename.