Discussion Post: Season 2 -- Episode 7
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intw_amc I'm not sure if this is allowed, so let me know and I'll delete if needed.
I wanted to create a post dedicated to discussing the most recent episode because it was so good and I have many thoughts, but also wanted to hear other peoples theories, thoughts, and opinions!
What did y'all think? I thought the episode was great. The theme of truth was throughout this episode and I also think the writers did a good job at using this trial to show the cracks in the denials and lies that have interwoven Louis and Armand's relationship so tightly together.
I think my favorite part was Claudia's monologues/singing and Lastat's recounting of the fight/apology. I haven't read the books yet (I really need to!), so I'm still in the dark on how Lastat was forced into the play/trial, but I think those two scenes were done so well, it didn't read as him being manipulative but rather honest and lent to the narrative of him being a reluctant participant in the "show".
What are y'alls thoughts though?!
I wanted to create a post dedicated to discussing the most recent episode because it was so good and I have many thoughts, but also wanted to hear other peoples theories, thoughts, and opinions!
What did y'all think? I thought the episode was great. The theme of truth was throughout this episode and I also think the writers did a good job at using this trial to show the cracks in the denials and lies that have interwoven Louis and Armand's relationship so tightly together.
I think my favorite part was Claudia's monologues/singing and Lastat's recounting of the fight/apology. I haven't read the books yet (I really need to!), so I'm still in the dark on how Lastat was forced into the play/trial, but I think those two scenes were done so well, it didn't read as him being manipulative but rather honest and lent to the narrative of him being a reluctant participant in the "show".
What are y'alls thoughts though?!
