Critics’ rating: 4 / 5.0
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Every week, the Hunter Party shows off violent serial killers, and Bex has to learn their triggers.
Although these killers have been disturbing, it is even shocking to learn that the pit may have led to some of their killing frenzy.
Bex and her team can’t get honest answers from anyone. Still, her suspicion grows longer and longer after the Hunter Party’s Season 1 encounter with Roy, a violent criminal who is obsessed with protecting her own land and wolves.
In addition to chasing another cruel serial killer, Bex deals with the tear between Oliver and Jacob as the charges of whom caused an explosion in the pit.
This kind of test team dynamics is due to BEX still not know who to trust.
When cold openness is actually effective
Initially, I thought the cold start of the episode was too long, and it was another tired view of a man hitting a woman in the park.
Imagine my surprise when a woman stabs him, Oliver declares Brenda Lowe as one of the most prolific and violent killers.
Her point of view is fascinating, if a hunter can kill people, why do wolves hunt and kill hunters?
I’m sure many animal activists feel the same way, but things about Brenda seem to be extreme. She thinks humans are like cancers that need to be eliminated.
In the past, Brenda only attacked hunters who broke into her land or hurt wolves. She escalated when she attacked Earl Hicks.
Shane’s skills help the team find Brenda Lowe
Eventually, Shane Florence (Josh McKenzie) turned to Shine. As Shane did some stalking in Afghanistan, he learned more about her footprints.
Besides knowing Brenda’s direction, Shane also knows that she’s calm after murdering the Earl.
It was fun to realize that Shane loves football and knows who Ron Goodman is. He knew the right questions to learn to Brenda call someone who once had that number.
Bex figured out that Brenda would return to Montana to her land, but Shane studied the scene and tracked Brenda.
He realized she killed a ranger, but opened her corset so she could face them better.
Is the pit part the cause of Brenda Lowe’s killing craze?
Despite the fears of these crimes, their experiments have begun to worsen.
In Hunting Party Season 1 Episode 2, Clayton Jessup kills the happy family after watching these educational videos because no one deals with him in the pit.
When he began to improve, they cut off contact with Dr. Lansing. For Brenda Lowe, it was even worse.
She thought her lawyer wrote to her to ensure her wilderness and wolves were safe, the only thing that mattered to her.
Brenda Lowe is part of a regulatory behavioral dynamics study in the pit, satisfying patients’ deep psychological desires and creating an ideal world.
Naturally, Bex was shocked that the Attorney General and Oliver led Brenda because it caused her to collapse, but the Attorney General threatened Bex’s job only.
There is enough responsibility to share. Brenda should never train her own wolf for fun, which is ultimately what kills them.
But lying to her and never telling her that her land was converted into a mansion was a dangerous decision.
The competition to find Brenda Lowe before Marshalls enacted guard justice
Things get messy when both types of law enforcement officers look for the same killer, especially when the killer murders his own killer.
Marshall is even more pleasant when Brenda attacks only random hunters.
Still, things get hotter when she murders another Ranger after she discovers that the wolf is buried and destroys her land.
Shane can track her, but these are Brenda’s woods, which means she has the upper hand.
I like Bex, but she needs a backup when facing Brenda. She used to face violent killers alone, and it was dangerous to reach an agreement with them.
It’s even more dangerous when she gives up the gun, when she performs psychoanalysis.
Bex: You want to kill and feel powerful and wolf. They are tools to help you get there.
Bex doesn’t know who to trust in the explosion of the pit
Although the series did not expand into a love triangle between Oliver, Bex and Shane, Bex found himself in Oliver and Jacob Tear in a triangle related to work.
Jacob is convinced that Oliver was involved in the explosion of the pit, but Bex is hard to believe.
Oliver did not do well, seemingly jealous of Bex and Jacob working closely together.
Maybe he was worried that Jacob had an idea implanted in his mind, and Oliver wanted her to be cautious.
Bex: Look at Oliver, you need to tell me everything you know about explosions, experiments, and explosions. If I don’t know what’s going on there, there’s nothing I can do.
Oliver: I’ve said everything.
Nothing hates more than a secret. She knew there was more to this story when Oliver refused to talk to her. He did not trust Jacob at all.
Even if she doubted her, Bex insisted that Oliver would not cause an explosion and kill more people. She has seen the murders the suspect had done on him a few years ago.
We had hoped she was right, but Jacob had the shot of Oliver turning off the firewall and transferring thousands of files to the flash drive. What did he hide?
That’s some cliffs. Although Oliver may not be the mastermind, his meetings suggest he was involved in the jailbreak.
On you, hunting party fanatics.
Do you think the killing craze of Lowe in part?
Who is the blonde behind the pit and destruction?
Do you like to learn more about Shane?
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