Can't stand the eternal pointing fingers, doesn't make sense. Glad they rested that a little bit in episode two. I think the character of Layton's coming around, Wilford is forming into a nice little psychopath, and the inner workings of the trains (aka the different religions, including some freaky and dangerous Wilford-cult?) is getting more and more intriguing. Still not quite understanding how the Alice has been able to function, as they're clearly hungry and barely have any goods, for all her time on the tracks. How many rounds around the earth to finally catch up to Snowpiercer? How many years?
Shout by KyriaCrosszeriaBlockedParent2021-02-16T14:17:31Z
Finally it's picking up.
Can't stand the eternal pointing fingers, doesn't make sense. Glad they rested that a little bit in episode two.
I think the character of Layton's coming around, Wilford is forming into a nice little psychopath, and the inner workings of the trains (aka the different religions, including some freaky and dangerous Wilford-cult?) is getting more and more intriguing.
Still not quite understanding how the Alice has been able to function, as they're clearly hungry and barely have any goods, for all her time on the tracks. How many rounds around the earth to finally catch up to Snowpiercer? How many years?