And I know that I never got around to typing up my other response comments from Thursday and Friday - I was busy having real life. I'll try to get 'em before the next eps roll around.
I should also let you know that I missed the last two-thirds+ of last week's Prison Break episode
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For every person that's involved, that's one more thing that can go wrong - YA THINK? )
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--"It is not our place to question His will"--
--At least they're pretending like Sara is really thinking and struggling over whether she's going to do this.--
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No. For my sanity, I don't like that she's wasting time mulling it over whether or not she's going to "make a small mistake." when, I feel it's fairly obvious that she's going to.
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Yes, and I love it!
Yeah, I'm pretty sure Michael has a plan about Tweener. (And Abruzzi double-crossing them too - my only fear is that a wounded Westmoreland is going to throw a wrench in that, holding him back and leaving him vulnerable.)
In fact, someone suggested that Tweener is going to be allowed on the escape - as their decoy. We never saw him preparing to cover his scent - what if Michael made sure Sucre didn't past that info along? Then the dogs will zero in on Tweener. (of course, in RL, tracking dogs wouldn't have a problem tracking those guys even with all the rotten veggies in the world.)
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Although, with her infirmary being the escape point, her history, her obvious too-close relationship and personal involvement with the escapees (witnessed by her dad, Bellick, and the nurse) - I seriously doubt she'd keep her job.
Then again, that's a realistic scenario, and we all know how Prison Break feels about THOSE.
(I mean, Michael had TWO TOES CUT OFF not six weeks ago - remember that? It took me two-three weeks to walk normally from a very, very minor sprained ankle.)
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