yeah, i can definitely see that angle. when beth was running, she had no mind to give him any help at all.

the plan he spouted out in the church sounded like complete b.s. i'm also surprised no one else has called bullshit.

a very theatrical ray liotta. he had on so much make up, it was disturbing.

forreal!!!! i was like, please tell me they have weapons. tell me they have weapons. why is that flashlight so tiny. if noah is as strong and smart as he claims to be, he has a machete in his backpoc - - oh, nope. nope fucking moron. oh i see he's using her as escape bait.

because stupid actions get you stupid shot.

i think that was on purpose because dawn was seriously OCD PSYCHO and wanted everything to be in perfect working order. i found it disturbing that the gorman guy was wearing thick make up.

i think she was trying to take it all in and pretend that she wasn't as frightened as she really was. as for the timeline, i'm almost certain they kept her under to confuse her.

her smile at the end was perfect.

remember, when the other possible doctor was brought in, dawn was insistent on saving him. she sees the value in having more than one. but the doctor felt rightly threatened, especially because he openly mocked the creepy rapey cop about it.

i thought about that too. it could be that she was on the road for a while and they kept her sedated somehow. remember, they had traveled far away from atlanta by this season - or should have anyway.

few things. mainly, i'm glad it didn't try to hide the obviously something's wrong here thing. we all knew that going in since the house darryl and her were hiding in was an obvious trap. to try to show this as another promising place only to show hints of terribleness would have been way too redundant.

i thought her being already older during her bdsm era was on purpose. like the writers/show telling us that she was already struggling to make it before her freak accident and was kind of sort of on the way down. therein making her delusion of still being able to make it all the more tragic.

also, talk about having a frozen demeanor! bentley's face barely moved, which added so much to his stoic character. i was really impressed.

let's hope dandy realizes this and scalps himself. well not hope. let's face it, it's not a far fetched thing to happen here.

all the goofiness made it feel like a classic scooby doo episode, which, blame nostalgia, i enjoyed.

i actually enjoyed the origin stories. it was a nice change of pace. i'm new to AHS, this being my first official season i care enough to keep watching, so maybe i should feel more infuriated with the fact that these past two episodes were more campy than at all scary, but i don't. i feel like they are allowing the…

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it didn't bother me that they were in a church so much as how brutal it all was. like - a simple slice to the head. part of me thought they were going to take them out execution style because they were told to kneel. but all that pounding. yes, cathartic but seriously… cut the throat and be done with it.

i don't know if it's cowardice or fear of losing himself. he's been extremely troubled about killing ever since the whole crazy lil girl thing. all his behavior towards witnessing violence seems to me that he's scared of losing whatever humanity he has left and turning out as crazy and psychotically violent. …maybe…

i think whatever was left of domesticated pets was eaten - by zombies and even desperate survivors. i keep trying to remember the fact that, despite how healthy the actors are, they've reached some seriously desperate times. what's the timeline on this again? it's hard to track by hairstyles and karl but would it be…