Warning: Full spoilers from the episode follow.
This week's Orphan Black was a big one for the sestras, as Helena and Sarah were forced to work together to find a way out of the Castor compound. That's not to mention Helena no longer trusting Sarah, which made for some very emotional scenes. I especially enjoyed Sarah's story to Helena about her grudge with Mrs. S and missing out watching Kira grow up, noting that if Helena wanted to suffer the same fate, she was free to do so.
The sestras' breakout plan was also entertaining and followed a much more logical path than Helena's first attempt with the pork-chop bone key... thing. Even the way Paul entered into it was interesting, perceiving Helena's mercy kill from last week as murder, which, by effect, destroyed months of research they could have used to help them cure the defect. On the other hand, it seems like Paul's trust in Dr. Coady has shaken now that Sarah was being held captive as well.
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This week's Orphan Black was a big one for the sestras, as Helena and Sarah were forced to work together to find a way out of the Castor compound. That's not to mention Helena no longer trusting Sarah, which made for some very emotional scenes. I especially enjoyed Sarah's story to Helena about her grudge with Mrs. S and missing out watching Kira grow up, noting that if Helena wanted to suffer the same fate, she was free to do so.
The sestras' breakout plan was also entertaining and followed a much more logical path than Helena's first attempt with the pork-chop bone key... thing. Even the way Paul entered into it was interesting, perceiving Helena's mercy kill from last week as murder, which, by effect, destroyed months of research they could have used to help them cure the defect. On the other hand, it seems like Paul's trust in Dr. Coady has shaken now that Sarah was being held captive as well.
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