By: tbaaja

In reply to Charlotte.

I am loving these recaps and absolutely loved both these episodes. Season 3 (not to mention Season 2) felt very plot-driven to me in a way that didn’t always create the space to delve into each character’s psyche, or did so in a fleeting way that felt superficial to me. These deeper dives have me on the edge of my seat, especially all the ways that erotic tension and kinky power plays are incorporated into Eve. I agree that she is still lost but I’m curious if she has convinced herself otherwise. As for Villanelle, as an ex-vangelical I’m reveling in the richness of the biblical imagery and references, not to mention the hilarity of the fact that of course her only way of conceptualizing god is a quirky version of herself. I’m excited to see where the rest of the season goes but hope it doesn’t lose this richness of character development for the sake of flashier plotlines. Looking forward to the rest of your recaps to Kayla!