HdL#7 To borrow from CS’s words this week the beauty saddens me.
The intro scene… seeing MW so happy and free for the first time in a millennium… only to have it all yanked away.
The look on her face at the end of the episode was just heartbreaking.
R#13… Why is the punishment for taking revenge worse than the original crime?
Those monsters get to be reborn while the victim is turned to ashes…
How is that fair? I cried with CS for the injustice of it all…
Poor intern getting caught in the crossfire…
(MG#4 is scary) also, looks like someone stole bellboy’s identity…
So everyone in the hotel has been greatly wronged by someone in the past (MW included); what they are really waiting for is some form of justice.
Will the rest of the show at least give them that closure?
last time MW said that Sanchez is so so stupid – knowing MR for what she is, but still sending her off to wreck their date means that I now have to completely agree.
[and he actually knew all along MW was CS’s boss?!!?]
Is it silly to say that I miss MW and CS this episode? I miss their bantering and exchanging thoughts without words… not enough of them being… them
Rather than taking revenge, it may be because of some “higher” law dividing the world of the dead and the living. She was turned to ashes because she interfered with that law. I presume.
Bellboy’s story is also going to be painful to watch. His sister lived most of her life with a fake oraboni. There might be a just ending, but I don’t see a happy ending to his story.
And As for justice … Mago isn’t in the justice business.
And what is with the “MW daring to test (judge) god” story line? One way to read the revelation of police investigations and such is that if the ghost in room 13 had just waited, she would have seen justice done. A more cynical read would say that the revelations just show the powerful CEO was just keeping a lid on the whole mess when he was alive, and justice would never have been done. Other than as a blunt message to MW to behave or else, what was the point of that tragic life and permanent death?
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CHARLIE
August 3, 2019 at 10:18 PM
HdL#7 To borrow from CS’s words this week the beauty saddens me.
The intro scene… seeing MW so happy and free for the first time in a millennium… only to have it all yanked away.
The look on her face at the end of the episode was just heartbreaking.
R#13… Why is the punishment for taking revenge worse than the original crime?
Those monsters get to be reborn while the victim is turned to ashes…
How is that fair? I cried with CS for the injustice of it all…
Poor intern getting caught in the crossfire…
(MG#4 is scary) also, looks like someone stole bellboy’s identity…
So everyone in the hotel has been greatly wronged by someone in the past (MW included); what they are really waiting for is some form of justice.
Will the rest of the show at least give them that closure?
last time MW said that Sanchez is so so stupid – knowing MR for what she is, but still sending her off to wreck their date means that I now have to completely agree.
[and he actually knew all along MW was CS’s boss?!!?]
Is it silly to say that I miss MW and CS this episode? I miss their bantering and exchanging thoughts without words… not enough of them being… them
greenfields
August 3, 2019 at 10:41 PM
Rather than taking revenge, it may be because of some “higher” law dividing the world of the dead and the living. She was turned to ashes because she interfered with that law. I presume.
FlyingTool
August 3, 2019 at 10:45 PM
Bellboy’s story is also going to be painful to watch. His sister lived most of her life with a fake oraboni. There might be a just ending, but I don’t see a happy ending to his story.
And As for justice … Mago isn’t in the justice business.
And what is with the “MW daring to test (judge) god” story line? One way to read the revelation of police investigations and such is that if the ghost in room 13 had just waited, she would have seen justice done. A more cynical read would say that the revelations just show the powerful CEO was just keeping a lid on the whole mess when he was alive, and justice would never have been done. Other than as a blunt message to MW to behave or else, what was the point of that tragic life and permanent death?