Critics’ rating: 3.7 / 5.0
3.7
Is it a discovery that Christian’s death is one of the most frustrating twists in building?
Christian is a wildcard character, but he looks kind-hearted and caught me off guard by killing himself in Season 2, Episode 13 of Discovery and learning that his death was.
Of course, this is not even the biggest revelation of this hour.
Pen regret is the name of the game in Season 2 Episode 13, Discovery
The hour often quotes Pen regret, and after discovering Season 2 Episode 12, Gabi believes that the Jazz robbed her workout opportunity.
But he is always faithful in M&A, and Dhan not only says, “Turn your pain into a purpose,” he embodies that. It was not a spell for him, but the lifestyle and code he lived, so he was a reminder of Gaby and reminded Gaby that the merger and acquisition was their pen regret.
The premise of finding people and the entire job is how they all find recovery, maybe Gabby can’t see it all the way.
Worse, she spent so much time making sure her team found recovery at work that she didn’t think it worked for her.
It feels similar to Bobby Nash on 9-1-1, especially when we learn how the Los Angeles firefighting became his penis for his tragic accident, which cost him everything.
Recently, the importance of their work has enabled Gabi to interact at least with the jazz, and to interact with the jazz, at least so far.
It also helped her accept that despite her bias with Bernie, her intuition did not completely disappear.
The latest cases of mergers and acquisitions add Gaby’s background
The case of Bernie and Violet is frustrating, due to expectations. The policeman’s way to enter his home was soon able to walk sideways.
They included heavy boots, and they were convinced that Bernie did something to his sister and didn’t even try to see it elsewhere, although a legally blind man next door who needed a crutch could murder his sister and handle her body easily. Not discovered.
However, we have some good tidbits in this case.
The shaker is always a treasure, and her attitude towards Bernie’s apartment is top notch. No one can steal scenes like her.
It’s great to learn more about Gaby’s past and how Bernie and her faith can help her after the kidnapping.
Young Gabi has built a support network in Aftermath that talks about how she currently does the same thing as a merger.
But, in Season 2, Episode 13 of Discovery, another pressing topic will be heavy.
The best interactions for Gabi & Sir happen when there is a disagreement between them
We should know that Gabi cannot avoid Mr. for too long. She tried to do it, but the situation always brought her back to him.
It makes the boot pose empty, and there is no pose in this series for a moment, as Trent and Hugh collapsed won’t lead to Mr. standing out to some extent.
Years ago, we didn’t follow up on Trent Sr.’s actions that covered up missing children. The series and many of its characters have been spinning many plates, and the mystery has fallen on the roadside.
But we know that Mr. wouldn’t allow this to happen longer, so something tells me that the Jazz score, after something with Trent’s strike, taming the Book of Taming might have something to do with his father, Just like finding a Christian.
By the way, what did you do with the literature of jazz? Does he like taming his sh, Gabby, playing with her man psychologically and shaping her into a version of his perfect wife?
Mr. Prison suit…but how long?
If you have any theories about this literary choice and connection, please let us know below!
It is unlikely that Sir Trent has any value to Christians (Gabi). He seemed surprised when he learned of his brother’s death.
Mr. may consider Gabi as his only real family, but I don’t buy him without being affected by the loss of his life by Christians. He could have killed his brother twelve times.
Some people became uneasy due to the mechanization of others, and no one could save him.
Gabby would feel sad about his death. She never thought he was guilty of attacking Heather or following her because it didn’t match what she knew.
Christian asks more questions in Discovery Season 2 Episode 13’s Destiny
Christian will be a mate of the Jazz, just as he took his life, which never makes sense. Currently, what we are working with here is Heather.
When Christian’s death attracted her and played a game of thinking, Mr. may have projected some of his inner guis onto Gabi. He knows better than he is willing to let his brother’s fate, but we won’t find out soon.
Now, we have another wrinkle to the Margaret/Jamie situation.
No one believed Jamie was who he was talking about, but they were afraid to discuss the topic with Margaret.
Insightful flashbacks add to the plot of Margaret and Jamie’s arc
She knew how they felt and she admitted she wasn’t ready to face a possible truth. But it’s still unsettling to let Jamie linger around.
Margaret didn’t want him out of her sight because she was worried about losing him or having a fantasy about him again. However, it is difficult for Jamie to understand that his existence is dark.
He had little interest in Margaret and made occasional remarks, which put her in trouble while raising questions about everything else.
There may be unresolved issues and accusing him of being angry with him for losing him, so he sometimes doesn’t back off with Margaret because of the coldness of Margaret.
However, his degree of fixation on Gabi is still strange. Whenever she was in the room, he couldn’t take his sight away from her, and he seemed obsessed.
Jamie’s obsession with Gaby is shocking
It wouldn’t surprise me if he was the one who somehow found her room at home and lifted her face up to the wall. But if Heather did the same, it wouldn’t shock me, either, because of her interest in Gaby.
It’s disturbing that Jamie hit the crime scene. As the guard said, he might be wandering around.
It would be worse to learn that he stole a calf from the crime scene. I suspect Gabi is willing to ignore this evidence in his name to violate the case.
That tidbit initially convinced me that he also broke into Margaret’s home and stole the toy train. However, Margaret insisted that after a few days Jamie did it, it disappeared.
Discovery introduces a mystery into Jamie’s identity and disappearance
But why would anyone enter Jamie’s room and take the toy train only? Is it because it is a favorite?
I like the flashbacks that happen immediately after Jamie disappeared. Kelli Williams is so powerful that she is excellent at the material she finds.
It’s heartbreaking to see Margaret’s pain and understand the background of how she blamed herself for so long and how her family collapsed.
During that devastating period, she forgot to be the mother of other children, which seemed uncomfortable and primitive. Still, like Fox’s Doc, I’m grateful for how these series capture the chaos, complexity and humanity of mothers and flawed women.
Margaret’s special vision becomes even more meaningful, and when Jamie disappears a sticky point is that she’s wrong shoes–the daughter gets the information correctly.
Who is Jamie? I’m begging!
You hone this skill when life and death can depend on observations.
Jamie also pointed this out. He knew Margaret had reservations about him, but she was trying not to observe things.
He also has answers for missing moles and uncertain DNA tests. But he would not provide enough information about where he has been.
But because of his upbringing, he also shared how he learned to become observant, and he mentioned sleeping well in a crappy motel.
Now, Margaret has the theory that the person who brought Jamie was close to her but without her own husband, who was that?
Do you have a theory, discover fanatics?
How do you view Christian’s death?
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