Greetings, all, I'm
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.
My
initial guess was that the Panic Button had a tracker in it, and
while it might be a
panic button, its main function was to follow Evan to try to uncover
just how he gets his
information.
I let
out an audible, “Wow,” when we were offered a view of moving
severed body parts in the
Muirfield facility. That's something I've come to expect from Wynonna
Earp, but I was surprised to see it here. Definitely
offered a feeling of intensity
to this episode.
I took notes as I
watched this, and here they are, in the order in which they took
place.
- Poor Evan is
coming completely unraveled. (First note I took post panic button)
-
Clear he's in deep and
knows enough to be taken out, but Evan's biggest concern in that
moment? “I don't know if I can save her.”
- He's
not typing an SOS. I'm convinced it's
a confession.
And then came the
scene. As it began to approach, I began to get nervous, worried that
they wouldn't follow through. That Evan would somehow escape, that it
would all be a false alarm.
“If I can help you and him get out
of here alive, I'll be really protecting you. It'd be the best thing
I've done in my entire life. The point of it, really.”
Oh, the Sydney
Carton chills running down my back!
The kiss to her
cheek... the moment he leaves her side, and she doesn't even
notice...
He holds out his
arms....
And accepts death.
It was beautiful.
Absolutely breathtaking, his sacrifice, and Vincent and Cat's escape—
I was
so wrong. I thought
Evan was here simply for Cat to think she's in love with for a time
just so she could return to Vincent. That didn't happen at all.
I thought Evan was only
here to be a rival for Vincent,
but no.
His
story is tragic, beautiful, I loved his
arc, and he is definitely my
favorite character of Season 1. And I am so glad they chose to let
him have such a touching death.
He saved them. He
thought it worth it.
This is definitely
my favorite episode so far.
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