Brittany wrote:

Tuxie400 wrote:

Brittany wrote:

The guy had betrayed him to Garvey (HOW????? or WHEN????) so I guess he kind of had it coming?  He'll live, just need a colostomy bag, according to Dr. Red. 

There's no guaranteeing someone whose been gut shot will survive. But I guess Dr. Red has a lot of experience with shootings, so he knows. 
 

I know. I was joking about Red's medical skills.  Especially since he had to lay on the floor during his conversation with Garvey. 

 

Actually, he betrayed Red twice!  What a dummy!!

I’m still giggling over Red and Dembe listening to rap in the dark, even after the guy left the room.

This episode was SO good, I don't even care that we have no real answers.

Tuxie400 wrote:

This episode was SO good, I don't even care that we have no real answers.

Cardinal rule of providing answers on a network drama - u provide answer too soon you lose momentum and get axed from schedule. . . .

Torment all inquiries is the active descriptor!
 

I loved the reveal that Dr. Fulton is another monster chasing monsters. Seeing Liz embrace her true nature was chilling, and the idea that she’s building her own special skills team intrigues me. Dark Liz is full of twisted surprises. I can’t wait for the break to be over!

So, I am wondering if she is going to have her new friend try to pull Reds files from back in the day? 

The quotation was from Shakspeare's Macbeth . . . hope this posts . . .

MACBETH She should have died hereafter;
There would have been a time for such a word.
To-morrow, and to-morrow, and to-morrow,
Creeps in this petty pace from day to day
To the last syllable of recorded time,
And all our yesterdays have lighted fools
The way to dusty death. Out, out, brief candle!
Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player
That struts and frets his hour upon the stage
And then is heard no more: it is a tale
Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury,
Signifying nothing.

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I'm too tired to make meaningful connections tonight . . . sorry!

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A final thought before I head to bed: have Garvey's intentions changed for the bones since before he killed Tom and now?  I know he could have been lying to Tom when he talked about the bones holding power over Red (they do to a degree, I suppose, but Red doesn't seem concerned), but now he's talking about wanting the whole truth.   I wonder if he has learned more stuff in the interim and that has changed his trajectory?  Could Garvey be related to the bones?   I keep feeling like it's being teased that Red should know him somehow.  Maybe it isn't.  Who knows. 

Could Garvey be a relative of Katarina’s?  A younger brother?  We never heard about her mother.  Perhaps she took a young Ian and fled to the states while KR stayed behind with Dom (perhaps she’s was being groomed for KGB or something)?  Ian wants to find his sister after she disappears and gets into law enforcement and watches CODIS for her DNA to show up?

Well, it could be both.  The bones could give Garvey power over Red - what he will use to get the truth, whatever it is he is after.

I still think it would be a scream if Garvey turns out to be the real RR, but I doubt that's the case, for lots of reasons.  But it is fun to think about.

I agree, at this point, he could be anyone.  we really haven't been given any hints at all as to who he might be, other than the ring, if that is not a misdirect.  Still that's not a clue as to who he might be, rather, that he might be connected to Red (or the "real" Red) or fire night.

Hey a thought just occurred to me.  Suppose he thinks Red is the real Red (if Red isn't) and that leads to a huge twist.  Really though at this point I think the field is wide open as to who he might be.  But I agree, it sounds as though Red should know who he is (and why doesn't he know? heheh )

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