Me and I

Just saw Devil Wears Pravda.  Question:  Does Ann Hathaway have the most eyeball space per face surface on the planet?  Anyway, when she entered the job she was a "me" - the kind Miranda delineated, thinking she was a rebel and untouched by fashion.  Then fate had her become a fashion "me" under the Miranda tutalage.  Finally she became an "I", very nicely supported by her Northwestern and her Runway me performances - "me" enough to be her own "I".  Make sense?  Which thinker spoke of "me" and "I"?  It was George Herbert Mead.  Remember the "Me" and the "I" are always both at play, with one in the lead.  The "Self" is a process of me-I-me-I-me, etc.