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"Scream" gives us a episode similar to the fourth chapter. After the infamous death of a character, the going gets slow but this time, they chose to place more effect. I think it is a little late for the emission of this argument, but in the same way benefited to the series. Focus on Emma (Willa Fitzgerald) should be the main focus of the entire series and not deviate by have innocuous mini-stories. On this occasion, it show a girl that for more than to try to be strong the ghosts pursue her, forcing her to find answers immediately.
The plot has been about Emma this eighth episode portraying the grief process after, literally, splitting her boyfriend into two parts (inadvertently). Around the fascinating series we little had seen the young lady protagonist, so that this reintegration of her character gives a fresh air to remind us, Who is the authentic victim?
"Scream" has imparted records in my head than any series that I saw it has managed to make it. In addition to projecting a film murder, now, gives us an unintentional death in the way most "Scream" as possible. Picnic afternoon? Great, sandwiches, apple juice, soft drinks. All is going great until... "Hello, Emma". I had heard crazy things we do for love but what Emma did exceed that saying. What would you do if your boyfriend is prey of a serial killer and is sitting in a chair with a saw in his head? All would save him, but Will didn't have another option. All happened to demonstrate that Emma is destroying his own world with her actions and her past.
From the first few seconds we see our "Final Girl" devastated by the tragic event (something very similar to what Noah had to face after saddest death ). Emma's hallucinations are a dazzling items used to help find clues about the case, although Emma first does not see it that way. It's real, the bases of terror were taken in full at visions, projected with an atmosphere of fatal attraction to the viewer.
Now Piper, (Amelia Rose Blaire). I feel a bit unstable and boring the role of this girl, considering that at the moment, she doesn't comply a function specified in the series, her character is being pressed and the supposed friendship between her and Emma; they introduce us through our eyes. You know, I just happened a theory. What if, that hurry to want that the public see Piper's low profile and trying to help Emma is to tell us the fabulous idea that she is the murderer behind Lakewood?. The mind of a viewer will always be side that a character seen on screen more it could be the killer, but a reserved woman might have a very dark background against Maggie.
In this acceptable episode, they focused on the possibilities that Mr. Branson was with blood on his hands. For his capture, the damsel in danger was Brooke (again), it recreating a sequence of voltage too well achieved, making to jump my heart from my chest, it was really frightening. Due to the fact that this episode had similarities with the fourth, I wonder if the next episode will be similar to the fifth, leading to Mr. Branson to the interrogation, making a vicious game with little credibility, we hope does not it.
"Ghosts" was a moderate episode with respect to the adrenalinic chapter of last week, showing the transformation of Emma in a woman more strong after Will's death. The weak point here are some characters that have failed to adapt to the perfection in the series, where their subplots are really lax. Two episodes more, search is almost complete.
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