This should be the point where the season starts stepping into high gear. Unfortunately, it seems to be running on the spot, possible because there are way too many plot threads going on by now. The climax point of the episode is an inconclusive confrontation that mainly serves to kill off a character we barely know and aren't sure how we feel about in a bit of a reset. Niko's return feels like it's getting in the way of all the interesting stuff and Macy and Galvin's storyline is basically a retread of the previous episode, although we do get a few hints that Galvin's worry about Macy losing control of her demon side is more than simple paranoia.
Although it's buried a bit, Macy's storyline gets contrasted with Parker, who by the way of some extremely successful gaslighting is led to believe he has destroyed everything good in his life and throws in his lot with Caine. But it really is hard to get any impact from that final scene.
Although it's buried a bit, Macy's storyline gets contrasted with Parker, who by the way of some extremely successful gaslighting is led to believe he has destroyed everything good in his life and throws in his lot with Caine. But it really is hard to get any impact from that final scene.