Kaplan’s betrayal, and another hat officially being thrown into Liz’s already crowded ring of paternal figures. This finale was very much about finding Liz, but it also felt a little like losing Red, what with that extensive goodbye to Cooper and the Post Office, Mr.I’ve been so sure Keen was coming back that I hadn’t really considered how she might come back, and that utterly angelic reveal was so perfectly cliché - loved it.Rostov, and does it have anything to do with why he suddenly wants to make up for lost time with his precious daughter and even more precious granddaughter? But what the hell, let’s give it a try - what was all that blood transfusion business going on with Mr.That “Masha, I’m your father” line not only manages to not evoke any thoughts of Star Wars for at least five seconds (a true feat, really), but so many emotions seems to cross Thomsen’s face and flood his voice in those four words, Constantine’s intentions are unknowable and will remain so until season 4.
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I’m sorry that you wanted to know her so desperately that you convinced yourself we could keep her safe. I’m sorry you weren’t more honest with Elizabeth from the beginning. And so she explains it for him: “What do you want to know, Raymond? If I’m sorry? Yes. As Red tells “Kate,” he has “no parables about loyalty, no florid speeches” with which to explain her betrayal. Kaplan’s struggle to remain in opposition to one another after being in such a steadfast partnership for decades was heart-wrenching to behold - both of their faces, nearly unmoving, said so much about the strength it took for Kaplan to defy Red, and the equally unbearable way in which it broke him. Okay, and now we get it out of our systems, altogether now: WE KNEW IT!!! But before we get to what many have been so certain would happen since Lizzie “died” (y’know, unless of course, it didn’t happen), we must address the fantastic scene between James Spader and Susan Blommaert.
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