Anzu embarks on a mission to find out who burned down their house thirteen years ago.
First question - given a blaze of that intensity how was anything left standing - it would have been reduced to rubble.
Her mother kneels in the road and says "I'm sorry" - so father divorces her?
The father is painted with such a black brush that he is a villain to be hissed at every time he appears.
Why - if they were a normal family - did he not contact either of his daughters for thirteen years?
Anzu remembers a woman who made friends with her mother and copied her so closely she became like a clone of her. I can't imagine any woman putting up with that - she would have distanced herself immediately.
The woman's name is Mariko - a model - and celebrity - if you can believe that - they needed a much more attractive woman to pull that off.
Anyway she is a slatternly housekeeper - again the dirt is so overdone as to be ridiculous - and she hires Anzu to be her housekeeper whilst telling her fans she does it all herself.
The plot winds wearily onward to a solution - which wasn't that much of a surprise.
Mariko - she is shamed briefly but soon rises up again.
Very unsatisfactory - it made the entire series pointless.
First question - given a blaze of that intensity how was anything left standing - it would have been reduced to rubble.
Her mother kneels in the road and says "I'm sorry" - so father divorces her?
The father is painted with such a black brush that he is a villain to be hissed at every time he appears.
Why - if they were a normal family - did he not contact either of his daughters for thirteen years?
Anzu remembers a woman who made friends with her mother and copied her so closely she became like a clone of her. I can't imagine any woman putting up with that - she would have distanced herself immediately.
The woman's name is Mariko - a model - and celebrity - if you can believe that - they needed a much more attractive woman to pull that off.
Anyway she is a slatternly housekeeper - again the dirt is so overdone as to be ridiculous - and she hires Anzu to be her housekeeper whilst telling her fans she does it all herself.
The plot winds wearily onward to a solution - which wasn't that much of a surprise.
Mariko - she is shamed briefly but soon rises up again.
Very unsatisfactory - it made the entire series pointless.