both story arcs are terrible. The striking women alive and untrustable, still they believe her. Torture without doubt. Suddenly endless energy for the time machine therefore. Obviously getting only lies, still believe her. She tells them that she was that child in the cell by that doctor. But using the time machine saving her, solving all problems, finally ending the series - No! It's needed that she is crazy and the bad girl, because the witness as enemy is only a distraction. obious. lazy writing, again. deacon arc worst copy and worst acting of this kind of story - noone gives a shit about his dad and why he has become this deacon version, has no meaning for the small influence he has on the story change. And the rest just happens for the not suprising truth in the season final. It is really bad writing if the audience could know the whole time to which end it goes. The guardians and the witness meaningless in the end.
Shout by jamatiknakmuayBlockedParent2017-05-30T09:08:35Z
both story arcs are terrible. The striking women alive and untrustable, still they believe her. Torture without doubt. Suddenly endless energy for the time machine therefore. Obviously getting only lies, still believe her. She tells them that she was that child in the cell by that doctor. But using the time machine saving her, solving all problems, finally ending the series - No! It's needed that she is crazy and the bad girl, because the witness as enemy is only a distraction. obious. lazy writing, again.
deacon arc worst copy and worst acting of this kind of story - noone gives a shit about his dad and why he has become this deacon version, has no meaning for the small influence he has on the story change. And the rest just happens for the not suprising truth in the season final. It is really bad writing if the audience could know the whole time to which end it goes. The guardians and the witness meaningless in the end.