Critics’ rating: 3.8 / 5.0
3.8
Garage gangs and McInty’s intervention in the National Park are crucial to summoning the Heart Season 12.
The overlying arc is helpful, but we have added more characters to the already scattered cast.
It’s obvious that when Sonny Garrison and his cousin Woody captured Oliver and Allie, the best storyline of the episode when Calling for Heart Episode 12, Episode 9.
Although I want to know more, some storylines feel that they don’t belong to them, but some are a waste of time. I hate writing that.
Woody Garrison cheats Oliver and Ellie
Woody Garrison has an agenda, but he doesn’t seem to be as evil as his cousin Sonny. He is rude, but his story tells the story of his parents’ abbreviation on that tree.
While I realized they were neighbors, didn’t Nathan teach any of them about being cautious with strangers?
Woody was at least wise enough to try to make the kids realize that Oliver was a Mounted Police cadet.
It may be more because he doesn’t want to sit behind them than his happiness, but it still shows his conscience.
Sonny Garrison, on the other hand, didn’t play the game and wouldn’t let his cousin or those kids intervene.
Even Woody was scared when Sonny grabbed Ellie’s arm and Oliver recognized him. These two need to be learned when to shut up.
Oliver: If you hurt her…
Woody Garrison: Do what he said, kid. You don’t want to see him irritated.
Everyone Sunny cares about is finding his buried treasure. He thought those two could help him.
Hope Valley gathers to find children, but Elizabeth and the children have their own
Getting everyone together requires a crisis or celebration. This time, this is Allie’s lover of Hope Valley, and this is the first one.
Thankfully, Molly observed, realizing that Woody was not only dark, but was recently talking to someone named Sonny.
Elizabeth and Henry fuse the fragments together, realizing that the garrison gang attracted the kids to help them. Ellie is great. She knew she wanted to leave her hair as a clue.
Elizabeth intends to find Nathan and Bill, but I’m glad she didn’t. It made her and the children shine.
Allie and Oliver make them blame each other for the empty trunk and try to escape, thus bringing the Garrison Cousins to compete with Garrison Cousins.
Elizabeth quickly announced her arrival and pretended she had found them randomly.
Again, Woody seemed pleasant to let them go away, but Sunny refused. I love how Oliver defends the honor of Lady because Nathan, Bill and Henry arrive.
Discover that the children give everyone a reason to celebrate. However, gold is still missing. Bill and Nathan never found it, nor did the garrison gang.
What is the focus of Ava’s story?
If Ava is not going to associate her with the garrison or McInty, what’s the point?
I know Pinkerton is important, but her arc seems like a waste of time, I hate to say because I’m happy to see Tiera Skovbye again.
But, so far, we have never known the real purpose of Ava, and it seems her purpose is to aggravate the rosemary.
Usually, I find rosemary interesting, but the thing about Ava makes rosemary more dramatic and determined to learn the truth.
Even Elizabeth and Lee knew Rosemary’s plan was out of control, but no one was ready for the truth.
Ava runs to the Valley of Hope escape magician and a liar because the last person they use is Pekino.
While this story is useless, I feel at ease because we don’t need more criminals to come to Hope Valley.
Lucas feels he is on his island
Lucas Bouchard shouldn’t be so isolated, especially after everything he did for Hope Valley.
He actually admitted that he could give up his position and liked women who secured the national park. He did this because he believed in the future of his children and cared for and respected his words.
Disappointingly, Lucas doesn’t seem to like Allie and Oliver because he seems to like them and they are helping him.
He was not invited to the celebration either. Mike and Mei were so busy celebrating that they forgot what Lucas had booked in the cafe, which shocked me.
Lucas and Edie have made great progress, but who can forget the governor?
Angela makes some decisions about her future
It was great to see Canfield again, but it felt like they were in their own spin-off. Roles coexist requires a better approach.
Angela’s growth and need to be an arc belonging to the blind community is crucial.
Visiting Schwartzman School is crucial for Minnie to realize what her daughter needs, and Angela notices that she still needs some life skills.
Angela will have a built-in network of friends who love reading, music and art. They will understand being scared and needing company.
However, Angela is worried that she is not ready yet because her parents have been caring for so long. She doesn’t even remember wrapping scarves or brewing tea without spilling.
Minnie is right. Angela needs to give it a chance. School seems to be the ideal place to teach her these skills and help her adapt.
In you, the heart. What do you think about “burying treasures”?
Is the garrison’s captives of Ellie and Oliver exciting enough? Do the rest of the stories feel disconnected?
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