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    NOS4A2 S02E04 Review: The Lake House – Some hard truths this week

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    | July 12, 2020
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    Right before I watched this episode, I watched Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga, which also features Ólafur Darri Ólafsson, aka Bing. So it was a bit jarring coming back to the show.

    And back on this show, Wayne has started sleepwalking apparently. I say “apparently” because that’s what it looks like to Vic and Lou. However, we know that he’s actually having sleep conversations with Charlie. It’s what you’d expect–the ol’ razzle-dazzle about how great Christmasland is.

    Nos4a2 S02e04 Zachary Quinto Mattea Conforti Charlie Millie Manx

    Millie Manx: *single tear*

    Vic knows that they’re not safe as long as Charlie knows where they are, so she and Lou decide to take Wayne to her dad’s lake house. As they’re staying with Tabitha and Maggie, Tabitha sends a couple of agents along with them to keep watch. However, to Tabitha’s mild consternation, Maggie goes, too.

    Of course, it doesn’t matter, because the candy cane Charlie gave Wayne works like a homing beacon. He doesn’t know where the boy is, but he can still visit him. And he is. Still visiting him.

    Meanwhile, Lou continues to want Vic to get serious. To that end, he wants to adopt Wayne officially. After all, if Vic is going to be effing off to follow Manx whenever she feels like it, he’d like to have some official say. And he’s right. That’s just practical.

    So while Vic and Chris make ANFO bombs, she talks to her dad about the situation–in very loose terms, obviously. He points out that Lou doesn’t have to be there. The fact that he is means something. He also tells her to learn from his mistakes and fish or cut bait. It’s not fair to Lou to have one foot in the relationship.

    Nos4a2 S02e04 Ashleigh Cummings Vic Mcqueen

    Wayne’s continued sleepwalking and talking–“Sometimes Mom doesn’t like us”–leads to a confrontation between mom and son. I think Vic has known to some extent how much she’s hurt Wayne, but I’m not sure she’s internalized it before now. And no matter what you think of Vic, Ashleigh Cummings is really knocking it out of the park in this scene.

    Back in Haverhill, Tabitha’s boss is cautioning her against her continued search for Bing. It’s not that she doesn’t believe he’s a threat or whatever; she just thinks the situation calls for an excess of caution. So of course, right after Tabitha finds the dentist’s office that employed Bing–an office that is now missing its gingerbread smoke–and uses their info to find his home, she immediately rushes in without waiting for backup. And I don’t get why she’s a little frosty about Vic–this is a very Vic McQueen move. (Also, incidentally, it’s so normal now to see someone in a mask that it took me a moment to be like, “Oh, yeah–she doesn’t wanna get gassed.”)

    Nos4a2 S02e04 Ashley Romans Tabitha Hutter

    Nos4a2 S02e04 Ashley Romans Tabitha Hutter 2

    At the same time, Maggie’s worried because Tabitha hasn’t answered or returned any of her calls. So, despite the tremendous effort it takes, she consults her tiles. They spell out “HOUSE OF SLEEP.” If you’ll recall, when Maggie used the tiles with Tabitha to look for Bing, they responded “HOUSE OF SLEEP TWO.” So obviously, Maggie’s alarmed. Vic, in a Vic McQueenly move, decides to use her bridge to find Tabitha, and Maggie comes along.

    Nos4a2 S02e04 Zachary Quinto Charlie Manx

    That seems like it might be a good thing, because about that time, Bing ambushes Tabitha and they fight. Despite his distinct size advantage, though, Bing doesn’t have Tabitha’s training, so she actually gets the better of him. Then Charlie shows up and knocks her down. He doesn’t knock her out, though, so she’s able to shoot him. Man, Tabitha is one tough cookie.

    So by the time Vic and Maggie get there, it’s all over but the shoutin’. Bing and Manx have gotten away again, but Tabitha’s still alive. And that’s a good thing, because they’re going to need all the people they can get. As Wayne’s telling Lou back at the lake house, Manx knows where they are.

    9/10 – Some important conversations happened this week, particularly between Vic and her dad and between Vic and her son. I don’t think she’ll be perfect going forward, but she had to face some hard truths this week. In addition, I also scored this high based on the scenes at the House of Sleep. They were genuinely nerve-wracking, as I wasn’t sure if Tabitha would make it out. Then again, unlike a lot of people, she knows what she’s up against.

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    Samuel234D
    Samuel234
    5 days ago

    Vic is all kinds of messed up. She had a crappy upbringing but has somewhat pulled herself out of that. I wish she didn’t put so much trust and thought into her relationship with her dad.

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    TreatMD
    TreatM
    10 days ago

    The scene with Vic and Wayne and how serious it was really was great. I hope that makes Vic think and change the way she is mothering. I hope Lou gets to adopt Wayne.

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    Samuel234D
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    5 days ago
    Reply to  TreatM

    I agree. Lou is good for Vic and Wayne. I just hope that he can keep Wayne safe if Vic runs off again. You know Manx wants Wayne.

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    ArabellaD
    Arabella
    15 days ago

    Ashleigh Cummins pulled that scene off! I could feel her every emotion. It was nice to see Vic showing some vulnerability towards Lou for once. I haven’t quite decided if the cabin by the lake is spooky or idyllic.

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    Snarky-GuruD
    Snarky-Guru
    17 days ago

    I still don’t like Chris. It’s too little, too late to play the father role yet Vic still clearly still adores him and hangs on his every word. It’s frustrating when Chris is a big part of why she’s afraid to fully commit herself and open her heart to Lou. Why would Lou stick around when her own father didn’t? I’m glad that Maggie found Tabitha. They work so well together and Maggie adds an interesting dynamic to the allied group against Manx.

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    TreatMD
    TreatM
    10 days ago
    Reply to  Snarky-Guru

    I love Maggie being back in the mix of things. She is one tough chick. I wasn’t sure she was going to survive against Manx and Bing. What an episode!

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    Drewsi
    6 days ago
    Reply to  TreatM

    Yeah I agree! I wasn’t sure she was going to make it either. She shown what a tough chick she is. It was a great episode!

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    Drewsi
    6 days ago
    Reply to  Snarky-Guru

    That’s exactly what I’m feeling about Vic. Why would she trust a man, her dad left. I don’t like him either.
    Maggie does add something to the group. She’s tough!

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    Rick
    Rick
    18 days ago

    Hey Salome… where the heck did my 2 comments go? I submitted them before the others that currently appear!

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    17 days ago
    Reply to  Rick

    Hi Rick – Your previous 2 comments from 6th July appear on the NOS4A2 S0203 Review, I can’t see anything since then besides this above comment.

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    Rick
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    17 days ago
    Reply to  Kam

    Kam: No, I’m talking about 2 comments that I posted immediately after this review (Ep 4) came online. Where did they go? Very odd…

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    16 days ago
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    Rick, sign in and then look towards the top of the comment box where you’ll see a small person and gear icon. When you hover over it you’ll see a bubble with “my content settings”. Click it and a small box will come up that shows all of your activity since Cult of Whatever moved to this new system. Do you see it there? I’ve thought I’d posted content before and was confused when I couldn’t find it, but it turns out that I accidentally commented on the wrong episode. You should be able to tell pretty quickly this way.… Read more »

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    Rick
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    15 days ago
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    Thanks!

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    Gavin the Binge-WatcherD
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    18 days ago

    Bing is starting to seem as indestructible as Manx because Tabitha really gave it to him. I don’t quite get why using her tiles affects Maggie so dramatically. I know that each Strong Creative pays a price of some sort for using their “powers”. It just seems odd that her price is so serious. Vic gets headaches and I think she had a bloodshot eye once, but Maggie has debilitating seizures that can cause permanent damage.

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    Rick
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    17 days ago
    Reply to  Gavin the Binge-Watcher

    I’ve been talking about this since the opening episode of season 2… Where did Maggie’s seizures suddenly come from? She never had any last season!

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    KeeperofUnicornsD
    KeeperofUnicorns
    16 days ago
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    I remember! I just think Maggie’s gotten worse and that makes sense to me, but it would’ve been nice had they explained things better. What gets me is trying to determine what price Manx pays. Is he exempt from that as part of villainy 101? Does the Wraith pay a price? It feels like a living, breathing creature to me for some reason.

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    Rick
    Rick
    16 days ago
    Reply to  KeeperofUnicorns

    I never thought about that. Now that you mention it, why DOESN’T Charlie suffer any physical consequences?

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    Salome G
    17 days ago
    Reply to  Gavin the Binge-Watcher

    I think it’s something that must have happened with the passage of time. They used to make her stutter. But I don’t know why or what it is about Maggie that makes it that way.

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    Rick
    Rick
    16 days ago
    Reply to  Salome G

    You know, I completely forgot about her stutter! Still, I feel like the writers just made those seizures come out of nowhere.
    (much like Charlie suddenly using a hammer as his weapon of choice. He killed two different people in the backstory with it, both at the morgue and the truck stop, and now against Tabitha)

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    KeeperofUnicorns
    16 days ago
    Reply to  Salome G

    Well, both are neurological issues, so it kind of makes sense. The issue worsens the more the Creative uses the power and a seizure is more severe than a stutter. Both of Vic’s involve the vascular system, I think. Vic had the bloodshot eye, which later morphed into debilitating migraines as the episodes went on. Right? That’s what I remember happening, but I could be wrong. 

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    BostonAustinD
    BostonAustin
    16 days ago
    Reply to  Salome G

    It wasn’t in the book? I started watching this season after binging the first and reading your recaps. I thought you mentioned having read the book. Just wondering if Maggie suffers more because her ability to use her tiles for answers is more powerful than the other abilities?

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    Rick
    Rick
    16 days ago
    Reply to  BostonAustin

    I wouldn’t say that Maggie getting her answers, Ouija board style, is more powerful than Vick teleporting!

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    BostonAustinD
    BostonAustin
    15 days ago
    Reply to  Rick

    Yeah, I guess you’re right. I’ve been weirdly obsessed with overanalyzing this show. I blame it on working from home and social distancing for months.  

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    Gavin the Binge-WatcherD
    Gavin the Binge-Watcher
    14 days ago
    Reply to  BostonAustin

    I read the book as well a few years ago and I don’t recall a ranking of the powers or anything like that. Each person has a gift and that’s just all there is to it.

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    Salome G
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    16 days ago
    Reply to  BostonAustin

    Well, it’s been 7 years since I read the book, so I don’t remember exactly. But I don’t think it progressed to seizures (and googling “nos4a2 book maggie seizure” only returns results for the show).

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    TreatMD
    TreatM
    10 days ago
    Reply to  Gavin the Binge-Watcher

    Yeah, they seem to get worse over time. I don’t get why the issues are changing when she is using her powers. I hope they touch on this more as the season progresses.

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    PersephoneD
    Persephone
    19 days ago

    It was pretty heartbreaking to hear Wayne say that, “sometimes Mom doesn’t like us,” but I think it got their mother-son relationship to a more honest place. It was refreshing to see Vic face that head-on, when the pain and tension was so palpable. I expected her to run off again, but she seriously hung in there.

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    Fade-to-Black
    19 days ago

    Lou is just all kinds of awesome! Tabitha acted out of character, which I really didn’t like, but her badass fight scene more than made up for it.

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    Gavin the Binge-WatcherD
    Gavin the Binge-Watcher
    18 days ago
    Reply to  Fade-to-Black

    You got that right about my man Lou. Vic acting all hesitant to commit – that’s clean off! Can’t she see she has a stand-up bloke right before her eyes?

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    KeeperofUnicorns
    16 days ago
    Reply to  Gavin the Binge-Watcher

    Vic is just scared and she admitted as much. I’m sure her father seemed like a stand-up guy too, but he didn’t stick around to raise Vic. Plus, if Vic fully commits to Lou and agrees to the adoption, then she’s not just risking her own heart, but her son’s too. Though I think she’d be kidding herself about that because Wayne already loves Lou. 

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    16 days ago
    Reply to  KeeperofUnicorns

    Yeah, he’s all Wayne has ever known.

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