witch hunter robin
Jul. 2nd, 2003 01:36 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
timepiececlockI finished episode 14 of WHR. Things are starting to get pretty twisted. I'm lovin' the whole anti-orginized religion undertone the writers are conveying, and kinda gettin' creeped out a little by levels of duplicity we're seeing. Not surprised, but slightly creeped.
The mood music/score is excellent in this series. It's not a scary show, particularly, but it's quite atmospheric---and the atmosphere they've chosen is the constant unsettling sensation of quietly impending doom.
For the first time for this show, I spent the second half of episode 14 fervently talking back to my computer screen. ..."Don't open the door, stupid!" and the like. I mean, come on, I could see that coming. I had a slightly different theory as to what "that" would be, but it amounts to the same thing. What's-his-face is so a double-agent person. And what's-her-face is so going to get ostracized and targeted as a martyr just like all her ancestors.
I can see where this is going. Not all of it, and it seems to be happening pretty soon for me to guess the exact final final outcome, but I'm catching on to the significant themes here. Down with the evil establishment, yo.
The mood music/score is excellent in this series. It's not a scary show, particularly, but it's quite atmospheric---and the atmosphere they've chosen is the constant unsettling sensation of quietly impending doom.
For the first time for this show, I spent the second half of episode 14 fervently talking back to my computer screen. ..."Don't open the door, stupid!" and the like. I mean, come on, I could see that coming. I had a slightly different theory as to what "that" would be, but it amounts to the same thing. What's-his-face is so a double-agent person. And what's-her-face is so going to get ostracized and targeted as a martyr just like all her ancestors.
I can see where this is going. Not all of it, and it seems to be happening pretty soon for me to guess the exact final final outcome, but I'm catching on to the significant themes here. Down with the evil establishment, yo.
