Well, this episode was just as amazing as the pilot episode.
To be honest, was a little bit slower than the first one, but that didn't affect it at all.
During the episode, I felt deeply represented by Elliot's personality, mainly because of his difficulty in making decisions. He's offered to be part of both sides, and hesitated in both cases.
The section of the episode when he talks to his therapist, is actually pretty good, and I hope there are more of them. The session in this episode was better than the first one, the speech that Elliot tells, is really how I feel, and how "living and adapting to this society" feels like. I think that was the fragment of this episode that resonated with me the most.
On the programmer side, just keeps getting better, we can see in deep his tools and ways of doxing whoever he wants.
Talking about the last scene, it is just perfect. The photography of the walk, the conversation about Elliot's father, and suddenly, the last thing to keep you hooked and watch the next episode.
To be honest, was a little bit slower than the first one, but that didn't affect it at all.
During the episode, I felt deeply represented by Elliot's personality, mainly because of his difficulty in making decisions. He's offered to be part of both sides, and hesitated in both cases.
The section of the episode when he talks to his therapist, is actually pretty good, and I hope there are more of them. The session in this episode was better than the first one, the speech that Elliot tells, is really how I feel, and how "living and adapting to this society" feels like. I think that was the fragment of this episode that resonated with me the most.
On the programmer side, just keeps getting better, we can see in deep his tools and ways of doxing whoever he wants.
Talking about the last scene, it is just perfect. The photography of the walk, the conversation about Elliot's father, and suddenly, the last thing to keep you hooked and watch the next episode.