Hi everyone! I am Star Wars Syl and this is the Remember Clone Captain Keeli blog.
Warning: This
post will contain spoilers for this episode, and any episodes that
came before it.
This episode had some wonderful quotes.
Wynonna trying to clear the club out
with her credentials, giving up, and finally yelling, “Crazy
chick with a gun!” And when
threatened that she would be taken out by the revenants (“we”),
she replied, “We? Maybe. You? Doesn't look great,”
right before taking him out for
good. Other lines I really liked: “We do not take pirate
booty,” and “Wyatt
didn't drink. He preferred ice cream.”
Also: Wynonna
doesn't like pink. I like that in a woman. All joking aside, that
made me laugh.
The
crater town was something else. And while Dolls' backstory will be
revealed later no doubt, we received a couple of hints here. That he
tried to prevent the Woke Town going boom— “I did
everything I could to stop it.”
I love the comment Wynonna made to him after he showed her that photo
of the destroyed town. “Normal dudes carry baby pictures
in their wallet.” Nice.
Dolls
made a comment about it being difficult to be the youngest, which
makes me wonder if he's the youngest in his family. I look forward to
the further revealing of his past. He also laid out the statement: “I
don't do relationships” to
Wynonna. Calling it
now, these two end up in one together.
Speaking of pasts, our Well Man, Henry,
had quite a lot of hints dropped. We know who you are, who you
rode with. What he did
to their great great granddaddy. “You were Wyatt Earp's right hand
man.” Still human, with mortal
blood to purchase the assassin's work, “I can do it,
Henry. I can give you the woman who changed you,” and
his panicked, “I won't go back in the dark!”
I am very curious for the continued unraveling of his backstory.
I
confess I was quite confident that the “Imaginary friend” would
be important the moment Waverly brought it up. I was right. However,
once Bobo appeared in the
flashback, I was absolutely, completely convinced it would turn out
to be our Man of the Well.
Turns out it's the
walking add for Vikings instead! Tell me I'm not the only one who
thinks Bossman is in the wrong TV show? And then it turned into Star
Trek because the guy peeled his shirt off so we could see his glowing
back? I get why they did that for the audience, but I'm having a hard
time figuring out why in-universe the Viking cosplayer named Bobo
is slowly stripping. No, wait, I think the answer's in the question.
There
were some classic horror elements in the story: none of the lights
working, can't get them back on. Fresh batteries in the flashlight.
The car won't start. When Wynonna insisted on splitting up, I
yelped, “Seriously?!”
because I thought she was a smarter woman than that, but apparently
not. Waverly's question later, “Where is this thing?”
It's behind you,
sweetheart. It's always behind you.
Some
final thoughts: interesting that revenants get burned by Peacemaker when they touch her.
Why isn't Waverly's height marked on the wall? Is she not the child
of one or other parent? Or does
she not exist? Is she all in Wynonna's head, or perhaps she does
exist, but is a ghost?
And
best for last: Nicole Haught. It's really too bad she's almost
definitely a revenant. Really too
bad, because I really like
her.
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