I love a good “dream” episode, but this was quite a strrrrrrretch. I don’t know if it’s the fact that I’ve not been all that invested in Grace as a character or the ultra-cheesy dialogue from all her “revelations.”
It was an attempt to be poignant and, in my opinion, it fell flat. In the end, Grace realizes that all of her emotional crescendos were literally one flat delusion, making all we had just seen even more absurd. Yeah, sure, it was definitely a twist but I don’t believe it served the story.
And after Morgan kills Riley’s entire team and stabs him in the chest, Riley doesn’t shoot Morgan upon his return? Was he inspired by Grace’s nonsense speech (which actually ended up being nonsense)? That was just lazy writing. Riley embalms people alive. He’s not that nice.
This series continues to be a challenge to get through.
Shout by CoreyVIP 2BlockedParent2021-06-29T07:08:36Z
I love a good “dream” episode, but this was quite a strrrrrrretch. I don’t know if it’s the fact that I’ve not been all that invested in Grace as a character or the ultra-cheesy dialogue from all her “revelations.”
It was an attempt to be poignant and, in my opinion, it fell flat. In the end, Grace realizes that all of her emotional crescendos were literally one flat delusion, making all we had just seen even more absurd. Yeah, sure, it was definitely a twist but I don’t believe it served the story.
And after Morgan kills Riley’s entire team and stabs him in the chest, Riley doesn’t shoot Morgan upon his return? Was he inspired by Grace’s nonsense speech (which actually ended up being nonsense)? That was just lazy writing. Riley embalms people alive. He’s not that nice.
This series continues to be a challenge to get through.