Warning: Full spoilers for the episode below.
So far, Season 2 of Galavant has been all about switching up character pairings and developing dynamics between different people. Those we saw together in the first season have been apart. It was an effective technique to keep the story fresh, but it's time for storylines to start coming back together and with the reunion of Sid and Galavant, it's starting. They're also connecting plots by having Wormwood work alongside Madalena and Gareth. The puzzles pieces are snapping into place.
Isabella did indeed get to have a kick-ass scene when she kicked Wormwood out of Hortensia. In the midst of his humorous departure -- I appreciate how he's an invested wedding planner -- he casually mentioned the sword wielded by the one true king is the only thing capable of stopping him. Richard possesses the sword. It's a hit-you-over-the-head approach to take with the plot, but Galavant is that kind of show so it works.
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So far, Season 2 of Galavant has been all about switching up character pairings and developing dynamics between different people. Those we saw together in the first season have been apart. It was an effective technique to keep the story fresh, but it's time for storylines to start coming back together and with the reunion of Sid and Galavant, it's starting. They're also connecting plots by having Wormwood work alongside Madalena and Gareth. The puzzles pieces are snapping into place.
Isabella did indeed get to have a kick-ass scene when she kicked Wormwood out of Hortensia. In the midst of his humorous departure -- I appreciate how he's an invested wedding planner -- he casually mentioned the sword wielded by the one true king is the only thing capable of stopping him. Richard possesses the sword. It's a hit-you-over-the-head approach to take with the plot, but Galavant is that kind of show so it works.
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