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Agathe is calm, composed and focused throughout. But in (S1E9,~19:21) she fails to close her door. Conrad captivates with her body art, which we strive, fruitlessly, to read, in this deftly-handled scene. Saw this post a couple of years ago and wonder what McMillan friends think about it:

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That whole scene asks so many questions about Agathe’s potential back story. The tat’s, of course. She clearly left the door unlocked enticing Alice to come in, after she vibed with her on plane/drive**.** Single mom, her all-femme detective group.

Another great frame from S2 E7. Throughout the show it seems that Tom belabors John’s taste for baking just a liiittle too much, even if it is in an old-timey Bridgerose Texas kinda way. But that night on the quay Bernice informs that “he’s high as S!” It seems from Tom’s reaction at the end of the conversation (~17:00) and in the very next frame in which he appears, sitting on the steps of a French building, (~25:27) that this factors into task cancellation. Bernice.

“The difference between Townes and Bob Dylan,” according to Townes’s acolyte and interpreter Steve Earle, “is Dylan was really heavily influenced by the same kinds of music, but lyrically he was influenced more by modern French poets and the Beats, whereas Townes was much more influenced by old-school, conventional lyric poets like Robert Frost and Walt Whitman.” Something to think about.