@danturner that’s a brilliant summary of what we know so far. The mystery remains in terms of Leanne’s motives at this point - we know she has been obsessed with Dorothy since she met her while she was reporting on Leanne’s cult’s mass suicide many years ago. But getting to know the real Dorothy has proved to be complicated for Leanne. She’s angry that the real woman and the news reporter are quite different from one another. Leanne wasn’t expecting the superficial mask Dorothy wears on screen, it’s blowing up her childish and very naive dream of being part of Dorothy’s family (which is why I think she resurrected Jericho and brought him back to his parents in the first place). She lashes out (the splinters, Sean’s loss of taste). In this episode and the one preceding it, her new notion of Dorothy as a weak and pathetic woman is proven to be another childish assumption. This is getting genuinely terrifying and I’m loving it!
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@danturner that’s a brilliant summary of what we know so far. The mystery remains in terms of Leanne’s motives at this point - we know she has been obsessed with Dorothy since she met her while she was reporting on Leanne’s cult’s mass suicide many years ago. But getting to know the real Dorothy has proved to be complicated for Leanne. She’s angry that the real woman and the news reporter are quite different from one another. Leanne wasn’t expecting the superficial mask Dorothy wears on screen, it’s blowing up her childish and very naive dream of being part of Dorothy’s family (which is why I think she resurrected Jericho and brought him back to his parents in the first place). She lashes out (the splinters, Sean’s loss of taste). In this episode and the one preceding it, her new notion of Dorothy as a weak and pathetic woman is proven to be another childish assumption. This is getting genuinely terrifying and I’m loving it!