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geebsTV commentary:
PLL- Okay, the A-trickery in this one was hilariously insane. So someone, presumably Ezra hides knives in karate Jake's punching bag so when he's training and does a jumping roundhouse on it, he impales himself on a bunch of knives. I'm curious about the timeline though. I mean, it couldn't be over Aria, because she already broke up with Jake, so there's no reason for Ezra to mess with him to get her back. I suppose it could be from Jake seeing Ezra shouting at that one blond lady (who doesn't look like any previous blond characters we've seen before), but between him being with Aria and only just then learning about Jake seeing him, it doesn't seem like he'd have time to do that. I suppose he could've gotten a minion to do it, but even then, injuring Jake doesn't seem like it would be a good idea. It seems like Ezra has Aria already, if he does nothing, Jake will just stay mad at Aria and think she's being foolish. But, if he injures Jake like that, that just gives him reason to be more suspicious and interfering with things.
Oh, and heh, but that Spemily fight, is it me, or did it have a total lesbian vibe to it? I mean, Spencer was being a concerned friend, but if one was not familiar with the characters and just saw them for the first time in this scene, Spence seems like a jealous girlfriend. Like if you put Paige in there, and had her talk the same way, with the same nuances, it would still fit.
Ravenswood- Ah, so according to Remy's dream boogey-man (the preacher who made the townspeople sign the pact), it isn't random who gets chosen for the sacrifice. Which is funny, considering Caleb and Miranda were drawn back to the town right after Remy's mom escaped death. Like did it co-opt the whole Ali stuff just to bring Caleb into the town?
The choice of kids not being random does make the pact make a little more sense. Like it just seemed dumb to me that the town would be all, "Oh, to stop our young men and women from dying in wars, we'll kill even younger men and women, at a 5 to 1 ratio!" But if there's a choice in who they sacrifice, I can see them doing that, if they kill off undesirables.
Oh, and Olivia knows Dillon is a bad guy now- Springer reveals Dillon was the one who had him plant the knife. Well, I guess we don't see if she believes him yet.
Also, looks like there's multiple supernatural forces at play, because preacher guy entered Remy's dream to try and figure out how she was able to time travel dream like that, and interrogates her on who's been helping her, which obviously she can't answer because she doesn't know.
PLL- Okay, the A-trickery in this one was hilariously insane. So someone, presumably Ezra hides knives in karate Jake's punching bag so when he's training and does a jumping roundhouse on it, he impales himself on a bunch of knives. I'm curious about the timeline though. I mean, it couldn't be over Aria, because she already broke up with Jake, so there's no reason for Ezra to mess with him to get her back. I suppose it could be from Jake seeing Ezra shouting at that one blond lady (who doesn't look like any previous blond characters we've seen before), but between him being with Aria and only just then learning about Jake seeing him, it doesn't seem like he'd have time to do that. I suppose he could've gotten a minion to do it, but even then, injuring Jake doesn't seem like it would be a good idea. It seems like Ezra has Aria already, if he does nothing, Jake will just stay mad at Aria and think she's being foolish. But, if he injures Jake like that, that just gives him reason to be more suspicious and interfering with things.
Oh, and heh, but that Spemily fight, is it me, or did it have a total lesbian vibe to it? I mean, Spencer was being a concerned friend, but if one was not familiar with the characters and just saw them for the first time in this scene, Spence seems like a jealous girlfriend. Like if you put Paige in there, and had her talk the same way, with the same nuances, it would still fit.
Ravenswood- Ah, so according to Remy's dream boogey-man (the preacher who made the townspeople sign the pact), it isn't random who gets chosen for the sacrifice. Which is funny, considering Caleb and Miranda were drawn back to the town right after Remy's mom escaped death. Like did it co-opt the whole Ali stuff just to bring Caleb into the town?
The choice of kids not being random does make the pact make a little more sense. Like it just seemed dumb to me that the town would be all, "Oh, to stop our young men and women from dying in wars, we'll kill even younger men and women, at a 5 to 1 ratio!" But if there's a choice in who they sacrifice, I can see them doing that, if they kill off undesirables.
Oh, and Olivia knows Dillon is a bad guy now- Springer reveals Dillon was the one who had him plant the knife. Well, I guess we don't see if she believes him yet.
Also, looks like there's multiple supernatural forces at play, because preacher guy entered Remy's dream to try and figure out how she was able to time travel dream like that, and interrogates her on who's been helping her, which obviously she can't answer because she doesn't know.
