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Black Sails' penultimate Season 3 episode had all the markings of a "calm before the storm" chapter. The quiet moments before hell breaks loose. Before all-out war consumes everyone in the finale. And so it felt like that for about two-thirds of its duration. Meaningful conversations. Confrontations. Things that the season finale won't be able to contain perhaps.
Flint and Silver discussing Silver's newfound taste for the "darkness." Eleanor stepping up into Woodes' place, after he became sidelined with a fever (from getting too close to her, naturally) - and actually helping plan a mode of attack against Flint. Jack asking Flint if he could command the Walrus during battle. Also, Eleanor finally coming face to face with Vane in a big blowout over the murder of her father. All great, necessary scenes to have before the cannon fire.
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Black Sails' penultimate Season 3 episode had all the markings of a "calm before the storm" chapter. The quiet moments before hell breaks loose. Before all-out war consumes everyone in the finale. And so it felt like that for about two-thirds of its duration. Meaningful conversations. Confrontations. Things that the season finale won't be able to contain perhaps.
Flint and Silver discussing Silver's newfound taste for the "darkness." Eleanor stepping up into Woodes' place, after he became sidelined with a fever (from getting too close to her, naturally) - and actually helping plan a mode of attack against Flint. Jack asking Flint if he could command the Walrus during battle. Also, Eleanor finally coming face to face with Vane in a big blowout over the murder of her father. All great, necessary scenes to have before the cannon fire.
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