Regarding Jorah, if I were ordered to find a cure for my ailment, I'd start at what is basically the biggest library in the world.

I didn't write, it, I'm just trying to make sense of it.

So if she was being judged by how she acted with the baby, do you think the question she was asked was ultimately a ruse? That doesn't work for me. If the question didn't mean anything, why did they need to show us it twice — once with the burning man, and once with Nora.

They can't acknowledge the bus stop woman without invalidating her usefulness. They need to make sure you're not just giving them the answer you think they want. If you know she's part of it, then you know the game.

Well, you beat me by five hours, but I think you nailed it.

I actually think I figured this out as I was reading these comments. And I think it has to do with the mother at the bus station.

"A subtle touch: Deanna lectures Spenser about raiding the pantry, but in the last scene (after dark), she’s carrying a wire basket full of supplies back home. "