Warning: Full spoilers for the episode below.
The end of "Giants vs. Dwarves" brought a moment I've been waiting for all season: Isabella taking charge. This is a return to form -- a return to the character we got to know and respect in the first season. It's long overdue. Wormwood will likely have a role to play in the future, but still, the whole mind control bit was an unnecessary diversion. Robert Lindsay has been an entertaining villain, to be sure, but his plot with Isabella played like a way to pass time in Hortensia.
Thankfully, we should be out of the woods now. Sheridan Smith's Princess Jubilee said everything the audience has been thinking to Isabella though the actual song and dance was underwhelming. There was an unfinished feel about it. I'd rather Isabella would have figured it out on her own, but I'm ready to look ahead to a brighter and better story for her. She deserves it. She'd better get a triumphant scene where she gets to slap Prince Henry.
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The end of "Giants vs. Dwarves" brought a moment I've been waiting for all season: Isabella taking charge. This is a return to form -- a return to the character we got to know and respect in the first season. It's long overdue. Wormwood will likely have a role to play in the future, but still, the whole mind control bit was an unnecessary diversion. Robert Lindsay has been an entertaining villain, to be sure, but his plot with Isabella played like a way to pass time in Hortensia.
Thankfully, we should be out of the woods now. Sheridan Smith's Princess Jubilee said everything the audience has been thinking to Isabella though the actual song and dance was underwhelming. There was an unfinished feel about it. I'd rather Isabella would have figured it out on her own, but I'm ready to look ahead to a brighter and better story for her. She deserves it. She'd better get a triumphant scene where she gets to slap Prince Henry.
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