Warning: Full spoilers for the episode below.
The gaslighting game being run on Ally -- the one meant to ruin her life and transform her (assumedly) into a screaming tyrannical racist -- reached an apex this week in "Neighbors from Hell" as protestors stalked her restaurant, the Wiltons across the street threw Taco Bell coupons at her (and probably microwaved her kid's guinea pig), some mystery trucks sprayed her with green gas, and Ivy found out about her brief bathtub tryst with Winter.
All of this so that Ally will...we're not sure yet.
And she's being targeted in such an over-the-top elaborate manner because...we're still not clear on this issue either. All I can figure, at this point, is that she's going to somehow wind up the opposite of how she started. Now that Ivy is leaving her, and taking Oz too, Ally will be adrift, angry, and ready to accept Kai's help and "kindness."
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The gaslighting game being run on Ally -- the one meant to ruin her life and transform her (assumedly) into a screaming tyrannical racist -- reached an apex this week in "Neighbors from Hell" as protestors stalked her restaurant, the Wiltons across the street threw Taco Bell coupons at her (and probably microwaved her kid's guinea pig), some mystery trucks sprayed her with green gas, and Ivy found out about her brief bathtub tryst with Winter.
All of this so that Ally will...we're not sure yet.
And she's being targeted in such an over-the-top elaborate manner because...we're still not clear on this issue either. All I can figure, at this point, is that she's going to somehow wind up the opposite of how she started. Now that Ivy is leaving her, and taking Oz too, Ally will be adrift, angry, and ready to accept Kai's help and "kindness."
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