The unusually low tides are a locus of power and time. It is also the meaning of the glyph with the wavy lines. The question is how does Christopher avoid a bad consequence when all he gets are vague warnings?
Alistair is much weaker than it seems. He lost his own muscle with Denton and relies on Levasque. Alistair who sees everyone as pawns is a pawn himself to Levasque.
I wondered when Bartholemew would turn up. He is one of Andy's greatest strengths. There is fierce loyalty and love there which Esca cannot get from anyone.
The fragments are accumulating and are too solid to dismiss. The flashes of recall are too vivid and detailed to be dreamed or imagined. He is realizing these are real memories of a terrifying, distant past.
It was painful then and now.
I don't know which is worse, the absurd modern house or the cherry pipe tobacco. Who smokes that cough syrup flavored crap?
Declan eviscerated Esca's threat masterfully and then conquered Andy with the leather jacket.
I haven't seen one of those ancient cameras in decades. But I loved Ronan's description of it filming in potato.
Alistair is a sociopathic monster who sees the entire world only in black and white transactional terms. The only thing which matters is the execution of his will.
Really what they need is a family counselor and intervention therapy. Though it'll deliver the same hard truths Julian delivered.
Nothing is wrong with Mason a stint in the Marines won't fix.
God, what selfish people.
"Because knowing is not always a kindness."
The same type of caution as Vale.
I see Christopher has forgotten Marco said earlier he has never been to this town before.
If this situation was put before any group of unbiased people, they would say the same thing Julian did. It's true. Julian can't lie, and interestingly no one argued it wasn't true. The truth hurts.
Of course, Ben actually holds ALL the power here. All he has to say is loze my number and forget my address. BAM!