We now know where things lie. Defarge represents the sewer sludge of an intelligence chief, intent on absolute power at all costs.
And Enrico bounces back. Despite Ezra's gut punch, Enrico still loves him. I believe Sinclair has called in his own doom.
Despite the Witchhunter's words, he's not so bright. If you're held at gunpoint, the dumbest thing the gunman can do is get close, especially in contact with your body. If Stoker had remained cool, he could have disarmed him. From the narrative, the pistol wasn't even cooked until he was on the bridge.
Clever bit of work for Hugi to dump him into the chasm.
I'll point out Mr. Witchhunter is a typical hypocrite. He has to use the same witchcraft to travel the timeliness. I say keep him from sinning by taking his watch.
They are in the delicate dance of a budding relationship. It's totally alien territory for Frost, who has avoided intimacy with a religious zeal. This has been rewarding for both of them, two lonely men reaching out.
So much is accomplished through unofficial cooperation and backchannels.
Surrender to the awesome and ineluctable power of Yani's bunny slippers.
@Topher Lydon EZRA and REZA are an anagram. Ezra Miller is an actor who played The Flash.
Years ago in Esquire Magazine, there was an article titled A Plague of Lawyers. It said God didn't need seven plagues on Egypt, lawyers alone would have done. The illustration had winged lawyers with briefcases descending like locusts.
Yep. Lyn's a clueless asshole. As oblivious as he is, it's hard to see how he functions as a lawyer.
Alexander admitted he's bisexual and I'd say leaning to men. Lyn is the prize he wants to keep for his own.
It's all domestic and homey as Hugo and Alec learn more about each other. As disparste as they first seemed, they fit together. As this continues, the thought of being separated will become unthinkable.