How great was Kathryn Prescott in the last scene after Elizabeth closed the bedroom door? All of the things swirling inside Carter -- relief that Elizabeth wouldn't be hunting Lori anymore, warmth towards Elizabeth, guilt over that warmth, the stomach-knotting sense that the closer she gets to Elizabeth the more she's betraying Lori -- flickered across her face in that scene. The better things get at her new home, the worse she feels for being drawn toward the life she always should have had.
That very fact gets to heart of why what Lori did was so criminal. She stole Carter away from her family, and then saddled her with the guilt of wanting to be a part of them again.
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How great was Kathryn Prescott in the last scene after Elizabeth closed the bedroom door? All of the things swirling inside Carter -- relief that Elizabeth wouldn't be hunting Lori anymore, warmth towards Elizabeth, guilt over that warmth, the stomach-knotting sense that the closer she gets to Elizabeth the more she's betraying Lori -- flickered across her face in that scene. The better things get at her new home, the worse she feels for being drawn toward the life she always should have had.
ReplyDeleteThat very fact gets to heart of why what Lori did was so criminal. She stole Carter away from her family, and then saddled her with the guilt of wanting to be a part of them again.