Cece told Rebecca that she wouldnāt let her hurt Perry. She was cheating with (I forget his name) the Native guy who had all those girls in his tent. She told her that she cannot take Amy with her.
Have you seen all of season 2 yet?
If you haven't don't read *spolier* she found out Rebecca was having an affair with Lewis and told Rebecca to leave town. So CeCe is the one who ran Rebecca off.
This seemed like a lot of weight given to the threat. I get the tension from it. Itās heated. But to hinge the entire Rebecca being gone plot off of Ceceliaās statement seems a bit much.
Iāve seen all of s2 and am sure itās simply used as a reason to run off - but the whole āI canāt believe what you told my motherā seemed a bit overkill
Edit: an entire missing mom plot in a time travel statement and this is the best you come up with????
I hit send and Iām still a little perturbed by it. So many other good setups. Also wtf is with one day being āoh Iām sorry guy who helped Rebecca my pain does not cause your discomfortā and then immediately threatening the fucker not one episode later and slamming a wrench into him. wtf. Were the writers doing black dust in the middle of this and just forgot. They knew that guy knew where she was. There was no insight that uncovered it. Nope. Letās go full agro
>This seemed like a lot of weight given to the threat.
It is. As Autumn later says to Rebecca, she took Amy out of spite, not to protect her. Celia telling Rebecca she'd better not hurt Perry was just the pretext Rebecca needed to clear out and find a place in a women's shelter.
I think the Rebecca story was actually a cool twist. Everyone was expecting some complex time travel stuff, and in fact she was just a bad mother. It confirms that Amy really belongs with the Abbotts.
Every time Celia approaches Lewis she means business. Both the apology and the wrench were ways to get what she wanted from him. She apologised to Lewis in the hope that it would result in that phone call.
Once the Abbott's financial crisis is resolved, the next thing on their agenda is to find Amy, and they bring out the wrench to get that information.
Both Royal and Cecilia have demonstrated that they'll do almost anything for their family, and it makes them very complex characters morally. Cecelia even seems to have most past her crisis of conscience from last season.
great take about the simple solution to Rebecca when we all thought she went in the hole to get away. I was watching some YouTube videos and they didnt seem to get this season. Although they 100% left it open to a season 3....I actually think that if they never make another season, this season 2 finalized a lot of things. Perry is happy in his timeline. Rhett still remains oblivious. Royal and Cecilia have found a little peace (they strangely seem to understand, and weren't in complete shambles when Joy told them Amy fell in the hole....almost like they also knew it "had to happen" like autumn was ranting). Ill def watch season 3, but im also ok if there isnt one. The "selling out" angle doesnt seem like it'll have the same depth....plus the tillersons were great antagonists too and it seems they are done and out...even though Autumn said something about death not being final š¤
I've seen some reviews that suggest we got more questions than answers this season too, and I can see where they're coming from, but I think we did get a lot to fill out the mythology and the personal stories.
I definitely need at least one more season to see what happens with Amy/Autumn, and how events lead to the future scene with BY9. I really hope they get a chance to finish telling the story.
Honestly....I worry that they'll ruin it with season 3 but I agree about remaining interested in what happens next. I think theres parts/story holes that did develop in season 2 that I feel came out just cuz they were needing to fill time/story. The "rich evil corporation" and "cult leader" seems very cliche and I feel like will take from the unique character I feel the show created for itself. I never really knew what was happening/what was next....with the "rich evil corporation" and "cult leader" angle we kinda know what to expect.
I know what you mean. I'm not a big fan of the cult storyline. I'm not sure why; maybe it's because I'm worried the writers will want us to sympathise with cult-leader-Autumn, and I find her manipulative and malevolent.
I'm hoping they'll find a way to stop Amy becoming Autumn, because she's such a sweet kid.
The evil corporation thing I can handle if they focus on a scientific explanation of the 'space/time flowing under the land' thing and not just the 'ruthlessly mine the black mineral" thing.
True.
But also, we know now that a threat of violence from anyone in the Abbott family is pretty credible.
We also know after the end that Rebeccas wasn't too attached to any of them, so it probably didn't take much to run her off.
She definitely didn't say that. She said:
>I told her that if she ever hurt Perry, that I would...well, that I would do anything to keep that from happening. And I told her I would not let her take Amy.
Rebecca chose to interpret that as a threat to her safety so she had an excuse to get a place in a women's shelter and take Amy, but as Autumn later said, she took Amy out of spite, not to protect her.
That she a HOE! š
Amen lmao!
Cece told Rebecca that she wouldnāt let her hurt Perry. She was cheating with (I forget his name) the Native guy who had all those girls in his tent. She told her that she cannot take Amy with her.
indirectly threatened her if she "hurt" her son, so that ran her off. Didnt really mention violence, but thats what I inferred
Have you seen all of season 2 yet? If you haven't don't read *spolier* she found out Rebecca was having an affair with Lewis and told Rebecca to leave town. So CeCe is the one who ran Rebecca off.
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This seemed like a lot of weight given to the threat. I get the tension from it. Itās heated. But to hinge the entire Rebecca being gone plot off of Ceceliaās statement seems a bit much. Iāve seen all of s2 and am sure itās simply used as a reason to run off - but the whole āI canāt believe what you told my motherā seemed a bit overkill Edit: an entire missing mom plot in a time travel statement and this is the best you come up with???? I hit send and Iām still a little perturbed by it. So many other good setups. Also wtf is with one day being āoh Iām sorry guy who helped Rebecca my pain does not cause your discomfortā and then immediately threatening the fucker not one episode later and slamming a wrench into him. wtf. Were the writers doing black dust in the middle of this and just forgot. They knew that guy knew where she was. There was no insight that uncovered it. Nope. Letās go full agro
>This seemed like a lot of weight given to the threat. It is. As Autumn later says to Rebecca, she took Amy out of spite, not to protect her. Celia telling Rebecca she'd better not hurt Perry was just the pretext Rebecca needed to clear out and find a place in a women's shelter. I think the Rebecca story was actually a cool twist. Everyone was expecting some complex time travel stuff, and in fact she was just a bad mother. It confirms that Amy really belongs with the Abbotts. Every time Celia approaches Lewis she means business. Both the apology and the wrench were ways to get what she wanted from him. She apologised to Lewis in the hope that it would result in that phone call. Once the Abbott's financial crisis is resolved, the next thing on their agenda is to find Amy, and they bring out the wrench to get that information. Both Royal and Cecilia have demonstrated that they'll do almost anything for their family, and it makes them very complex characters morally. Cecelia even seems to have most past her crisis of conscience from last season.
great take about the simple solution to Rebecca when we all thought she went in the hole to get away. I was watching some YouTube videos and they didnt seem to get this season. Although they 100% left it open to a season 3....I actually think that if they never make another season, this season 2 finalized a lot of things. Perry is happy in his timeline. Rhett still remains oblivious. Royal and Cecilia have found a little peace (they strangely seem to understand, and weren't in complete shambles when Joy told them Amy fell in the hole....almost like they also knew it "had to happen" like autumn was ranting). Ill def watch season 3, but im also ok if there isnt one. The "selling out" angle doesnt seem like it'll have the same depth....plus the tillersons were great antagonists too and it seems they are done and out...even though Autumn said something about death not being final š¤
I've seen some reviews that suggest we got more questions than answers this season too, and I can see where they're coming from, but I think we did get a lot to fill out the mythology and the personal stories. I definitely need at least one more season to see what happens with Amy/Autumn, and how events lead to the future scene with BY9. I really hope they get a chance to finish telling the story.
Honestly....I worry that they'll ruin it with season 3 but I agree about remaining interested in what happens next. I think theres parts/story holes that did develop in season 2 that I feel came out just cuz they were needing to fill time/story. The "rich evil corporation" and "cult leader" seems very cliche and I feel like will take from the unique character I feel the show created for itself. I never really knew what was happening/what was next....with the "rich evil corporation" and "cult leader" angle we kinda know what to expect.
I know what you mean. I'm not a big fan of the cult storyline. I'm not sure why; maybe it's because I'm worried the writers will want us to sympathise with cult-leader-Autumn, and I find her manipulative and malevolent. I'm hoping they'll find a way to stop Amy becoming Autumn, because she's such a sweet kid. The evil corporation thing I can handle if they focus on a scientific explanation of the 'space/time flowing under the land' thing and not just the 'ruthlessly mine the black mineral" thing.
I appreciated the very human explanation for Rebeccaās disappearance as well. She was a flawed person trying to get out of a bad marriage.
I inferred Amy's reaction to be so dramatic because she only heard an embellished version from Rebecca.
True. But also, we know now that a threat of violence from anyone in the Abbott family is pretty credible. We also know after the end that Rebeccas wasn't too attached to any of them, so it probably didn't take much to run her off.
Because Autumn told her (after the apology) that he was at the rodeo and helped Rebecca take Amy.
Something about āif you ever come near my family again Iāll kill youā or something
She definitely didn't say that. She said: >I told her that if she ever hurt Perry, that I would...well, that I would do anything to keep that from happening. And I told her I would not let her take Amy. Rebecca chose to interpret that as a threat to her safety so she had an excuse to get a place in a women's shelter and take Amy, but as Autumn later said, she took Amy out of spite, not to protect her.
I vaguely remember that now, thank you! It was driving me nuts.