Warning: Full spoilers for the episode below.
"This World is Our Hell" was never going to match the haunting intimacy of last week's stage play/bottle episode "A Blade of Grass," but I loved how much it still focused in, primarily, on one story. We cut to Victor and Henry's ungodly shenanigans over in London a couple of times, but for the most part this chapter was about Ethan and his bloody, tragic history.
We're still not quite up to speed on the exact origins of Ethan's wolf curse, but everything else more or less got filled in this week. Why he hates both of this fathers. Why he feels so much guilt (it turns out he's responsible for many more deaths other than just the apache he killed). Why his father - played impeccably by a guesting Brian Cox - wanted so badly to capture him and bring him in. We were given a lot of crucial information. And all the while, I started to become heavily invested in the Ethan/Hecate pairing.
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