After weeks of having to watch
Mary flip-flop between „I love you and we should elope together” and „I love
you but we can’t be be together” and then Conde basically saying screw all
that, I’m just gonna marry your mortal enemy instead, this week’s episode of
Reign was delightfully light on the Mary-Conde-Francis love
triangle/relationship drama, so much so that I could probably sum up that part
of the episode in only a couple of sentences. In fact, that is exactly what I’m
planning to do, and then devote the rest of this review to Mary’s ladies and
their respective love lives, because let’s face it, every single one of those
is a million times more interesting than what Mary’s storyline has been reduced
to in the second half of the season.
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2015. június 18., csütörtök
Supernatural 10x20 Angel Heart
Arrow 3x21 Al Sah-Him
It’s been three weeks since
Oliver gave up everything he loved to save Thea’s life by joining the League of
Assassins. We don’t know much about how he spent those three weeks other than
sleeping in a small room, being trained in combat by Ra’s al Ghul, and
apparently being mind-controlled into forgetting who he used to be. His first
true test of loyalty came in the form of a captured Diggle who supposedly snuck
back in to rescue Oliver but who also insists that he was captured while trying
to escape in the first place and has been held at Nanda Parbat all along.
Whatever the truth is, it is up to Oliver to deal with him, and he orders the
other men to give Dig a sword because he won’t kill an unarmed man. In the end
he stabs and kills him only for it to turn out not to be Dig after all – Ra’s
explains to Oliver that he was given a herb that made his conscious take over his
mind. Now, I only have two small questions about all of this.
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