User Reviews

So we get introduced two new characters:. Allan Gore and Candy. We can see that Allan have a wife and will get soon a child and that Candy is a bit tired of her husband (not given the attention she wants). She will get atrracted to Allan because of his smell. But things let us think thats something will go wrong. The beginning of the episode let us see that blood is involved (potential crime or anything else; we dont really know). So Allan get hesitant to be engaged into a relationship becausr of his wife and Candy want to be in that kind of relationship because of his husband. So they will basically get more and more closer and they will also sex together but the end of the episode wasmkind of implicit: what really happened? Is she gonna be murdered? Or is that something else?. I dont really know but clearly need to see more. I need to say that Elisabeth Olsen is really gorgeous and love her performance but its really too soon to give a proper judgment in my opinion. But the episode introduced the characters, the plot in a basic and effective way. We dont really know whats really about: we know the characters, the church, the work, the danger behind their secret relationship; what else?

Olsen's acting is insanely good. Every scene I find myself paying extra attention to her expressions. It's very entertaining and interesting to observe. I wanted to rate the episode higher for her alone but unfortunately the premise of the story has a lot of unforgivable weak points.

To get straight to the point this 'affair' is almost impossible to believe. They all live in a small town where everyone knows each other. There's no way in hell they can meet anywhere in public without someone instantly catching on. So watching them constantly talk on the phone with each other and meeting up in person felt a bit fake and made it hard to believe.

I do see how the two got into the situation they did and I'm curious about what's going to happen next. There were some parts where Candy made being a mom and housewife sound like some horrible thing. She said something like, "men get to have their careers" or something along those lines as if having to work a career is such a perfect picnic on a beautiful summer evening.