At the end of "The World in the Walls" it had Quentin admit that he had to start living, actually.

Just enough 👍👍👍

Agreed. I'm pretty sure in an earlier episode Eric admitted as much saying to the effect that Taylor chickened out "like a bitch."

P.S. I'm sure this has occurred to others already, but it seems that American Crime is more interested in indicting institutions more than the arcs of it's characters: last season it was the criminal justice system, this season it seems to be private and public schools and a little bit of sending children to prison…

Season one of American Crime had more clear resolutions with the characters if not the actual crime it's self. After 10 episodes of not knowing what happened it would've been braver for the writers to actually show us what happened that night since rape isn't something up for debate. To leave Taylor, whom I thought…

Agreed.

I didn't love the slam poetry cold open. A single profile or frontal shot of the speaker would've been enough, seeing the audience and their reactions felt like it was trying to telegraph how I should feel about the performance. felt preachy.