The references to Greek myth in this episode are incredible, how a simple shot at the sky showing birds was able to tell me how as Romulus killed Remus for showing him no respect, Walt was going to turn Jesse in. Each shot of this episode is amazing and so intentional it reminds me in a sense of Citizen Kane is…

I think the murders in the beginning are to make it look like a serial killer was behind the attacks. I was pretty sure they made that clear but maybe I'm filling in my memory of the film with logic.

I think a major character's death should be something that lasts longer than an episode- its the human element of this show. People having to deal with the sucky parts of a death in the family while all this Supernatural drama is going on gives the show grounding and makes it about more than the creature of the arc.

Bill being so bent on his vision being the only way to get things done is stupid, which is why Eric doing the rational thing is so awesome.

Shes a nice looking girl, the actress. Scene started kind of sweet but then went bad, so I think it actually went well.

That scene is why I have faith in the show again. It is trying to be fun again, and often is being fun. They are even referencing the past, but not feeling the need to drag in every plot line. I'm so full of hope now, which is crazy after last season.

I think we also have to remember that all vampires are old, so she may have been a nice Catholic woman but has had to rationalize drinking blood from people and being a horrific monster for a few hundred years. At that point you either have to abandon your faith (like Eric) or end up twisting your faith to fit your…