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Ooh! nice.
I mean, not nice. Of all MOTW, serial killers are the ones I cannot handle very well (there's a reason I don't watch Dexter. Vampires, werewolves, witches, dragons, Medieval douchebags, I can take, because they don't exist. Serial killers freak me out.) But.... you knew there was a but.
But, I really liked the fact that this episode took advantage of Fringe's current situation and let us enjoy it, see the deeper implications of it, and drop a thematic hint about the season along the way.
So back to the age old question of nature or nurture. What makes you what you are? Is it what is in you? What you experience? Your history? What you learn along the way? What if you'd zigged left instead of right. Would you be someone different from who you are? And what if someone who was important in your life hadn't been there. Would you be different then?
Thinky-thoughts! I love it when shows provoke those. ( More detailed thoughts behind the cut )
I mean, not nice. Of all MOTW, serial killers are the ones I cannot handle very well (there's a reason I don't watch Dexter. Vampires, werewolves, witches, dragons, Medieval douchebags, I can take, because they don't exist. Serial killers freak me out.) But.... you knew there was a but.
But, I really liked the fact that this episode took advantage of Fringe's current situation and let us enjoy it, see the deeper implications of it, and drop a thematic hint about the season along the way.
So back to the age old question of nature or nurture. What makes you what you are? Is it what is in you? What you experience? Your history? What you learn along the way? What if you'd zigged left instead of right. Would you be someone different from who you are? And what if someone who was important in your life hadn't been there. Would you be different then?
Thinky-thoughts! I love it when shows provoke those. ( More detailed thoughts behind the cut )
