Warning: Full spoilers for the episode follow...
"Hi, I brutally killed a teenage girl with an axe and I'm here to lead your Post Cocoon Stress Disorder support group."
Oh, Under the Dome. You're back!
The big question after last week's double premiere was "Would everyone remember their fake dream lives down in the gooey cocoon Matrix?" And the answer was yes. People's feelings ranged from irreparably scarred (enough to accept freakin' Sam as a voice of comfort) to understandably shaken. And it all made for a wonderful mess of an episode.
The latest in a long line of obstacles preventing Barbie and Julia being together (seriously, I think the two of them have only ever been happy together for a few hours) is the fact that Eva - Barbie's dreamworld lover - is now in the Dome with them. He tells Julia over and over that Eva doesn't matter because nothing he experienced with her was real, but Julia knows better. Because...have you seen Eva? Yeah, Julia knows well enough that she's got some serious competition. Barbie just experienced a year with a very attractive dream woman under the pretense that Julia was long dead. So Barbie spent most of the episode being completely full of s*** until he had to come clean at the end.
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"Hi, I brutally killed a teenage girl with an axe and I'm here to lead your Post Cocoon Stress Disorder support group."
Oh, Under the Dome. You're back!
The big question after last week's double premiere was "Would everyone remember their fake dream lives down in the gooey cocoon Matrix?" And the answer was yes. People's feelings ranged from irreparably scarred (enough to accept freakin' Sam as a voice of comfort) to understandably shaken. And it all made for a wonderful mess of an episode.
The latest in a long line of obstacles preventing Barbie and Julia being together (seriously, I think the two of them have only ever been happy together for a few hours) is the fact that Eva - Barbie's dreamworld lover - is now in the Dome with them. He tells Julia over and over that Eva doesn't matter because nothing he experienced with her was real, but Julia knows better. Because...have you seen Eva? Yeah, Julia knows well enough that she's got some serious competition. Barbie just experienced a year with a very attractive dream woman under the pretense that Julia was long dead. So Barbie spent most of the episode being completely full of s*** until he had to come clean at the end.
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