The Mistress

The Mistress is a wanna be lifetime movie actor.

Makes the episode very cringey.

I like the bit where Emma Beesly arrives in Oakland to grieve and help set the record straight, but her presence only deepens the mystery around Nick's secret life. The funny thing is that I saw the previous episode and then I saw this one but there was a little bit of dialogue that was the same in both episodes but from a different point of view. I thought I had accidentally put the same episode on twice as sometimes I fall asleep and forget which episode I was up to so I might watch it twice and sometimes I miss an entire episode.spoiler alert: something may or not happen in this episode. There's a bit of swearing in this episode so you might want to turn the sound down if there are children or old people.

Im tired buti liked it yeah Show still is not going in the direction i thought it was going to from the synopsis Liked the characters and the story Cool.

This episode uncovers a whole lot of drama and follows the "mistress." She comes across as sort of unhinged yet you also feel badly for her because she's clearly a woman in pain even if she's made choices that hurt others. Because while others are validated in their grief over Nick Brewer, she's seen as a villainess. Her grief is disenfranchised.

Emma picks out some sunflowers from a sidewalk display, asks the salesgirl to gift wrap them, gets them back from the salesgirl, says thank you and walks off. Who knew flowers were free in Oakland.