I really loved how this episode dived into our thoughts as viewers. Everything we were feeling and thinking pretty much.
I agree, the growing Michael and Whistler dynamic, I really like it. The scene when Michael seeing Whistlers reaction as he heard Sofia being tortured, it was huge. *hugs michael*
Me too. I thought for sure when he attempted to escape on his own I didn't want Michael to trust him or anything along those lines. But it's wierd how much I actually like him and his relationship with Michael. Still can't figure out his deal with Gretchen. When they revealed that they knew eachother he seems so in charge and confident and bad, but now. I don't know.
Yeah, same for me. I don't know whether it was intentional for that scene to come across like that, but ever since I have been wondering what is really up with Whistler. Well, we should find out in the next few episodes, at least by the time when they do the exchange.
Wow! What an in depth shakedown! You provided a lot of insight and put forth a lot of interesting ideas. I especially like the idea of the men leaving the tunnel first being a part of Michael's plan, and your ideas about Whistler.
Wow, nice analysis. It sounds like something I might do! Maybe it's something I will do, now that I've thought about it, lol. I don't know what to think about Whistler. I'd have to say that I think more along the lines of your sketpcial take on his motives. Michael trusts him despite himself, which is generally your "good character" kiss of death. I don't know why, but this episode made me worry even more for LJ's safety. Maybe something about how Susan isn't laying a hand on him... It's like she's saving him up for some bigger betrayal. Just my 2c =)
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I agree, the growing Michael and Whistler dynamic, I really like it. The scene when Michael seeing Whistlers reaction as he heard Sofia being tortured, it was huge. *hugs michael*
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You've certainly given me a lot to think about!
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