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Shadows House Season 2

Coincidence or not, the way Rosemary is treated for her sooty disease and the way suffragette wives are force-fed in prison bear an uncanny resemblance. I suspect Shadow House is trying to make that direct connection, but that doesn't mean it's not there, and both practices were meant to ensure that the person on whom they were practiced was in custody. Didn't die the suffrage tried to prevent women from dying in prison because of their hunger strike, i.e. I. under state surveillance. For Rosemary, a living doll doesn't "break" or steal shadows from her face. Both are selfish and it is up to our interpretation whether they are really similar apart from pictorial similarity or not.

The issue of soot and sooty disease is a theme of this episode, with Kate losing her temper several times and giving off loads of exhaust fumes, and if you think about it, one of those instances pales in comparison to the others. Could be more intentional. other. When she is called before the Star Bearers and accused of having something to do with spirit and jealousy, she quickly learns that she was called not because she sincerely believed in her guilt, but because The others in the room are terrified of Eduard. , Once she realizes this, she releases massive amounts of soot until stalactites form on the ceiling, which could very well make her untouchable. We've already seen Barbara (and Barbie) get special treatment for Barbara's amount of soot, so it might be time for Kate to scare the Starbearers and leave them alone with what she can produce. Knowing what we're doing to Edward probably won't stop him, but it might give him some time to figure out what's really going on; Thankfully, Starbearers seem willing (or at least reluctant) to try them.

One of the first items on Kate's agenda is to visit a doll infected with soot. While we still don't know what forced Belle to break the coffee bottles, we do know that all the dolls have missed their weekly dose, so this is a good chance to see how Mia and the others are watching. are what it means. , The terrible truth did not turn out much; Kate believes that Mia's system, for example, just accumulated too much soot over a week to make a difference. While this means that Ricky can still be saved (less so because Lewis dined on his soot), the grip of soot's disease has some sinister implications for Rosemary. She's not much older than Mia, but she's clearly picked up a lot of soot, and this raises some questions about her relationship with Maryrose and how often she's been punished as Bella(s) these days. : Cleaning the room of soot. Is there no return for the living doll? Because if that's the case, someone kept bringing Rosemary closer, and I don't think we can rule out the possibility that it was intentional.

That's why it's so good that Detective Kate is at work. He and Emilico act a lot more like a team than the other Living Dolls and Shadows because they are still very different people, and interactions with them make John and Shawn the same way. Each of the four brings something different to the table, and with Kate's wit, Sean's attentiveness, Emilico powers of observation, and John's willingness to put himself in any position, they are a group to be reckoned with. . The fact that Emlico impresses Oliver and Ollie with his insane vacuum driving skills probably work in their favor too, as it gives Kate something to talk about, not just a meeting with the Science Command. Not to mention, whose den they just crashed into.

Something rotten is going on in Chhaya Sadan for a long time. Maybe Barbara and Christopher once tried to change that. I don't think anything is stopping Kate from picking up where they left off.

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