The Alienist - These Bloody Thoughts - Advance Review:

Kreizler and Sara discuss the capacity to kill. Moore goes on a date. Byrnes and Captain Connor keep an eye on a potential suspect. Roosevelt finds himself under public scrutiny.

Hi guys! I hope you're enjoying The Alienist as much as I do. Three episodes and I'm glad it started to explore deep down the murders. I found the visual images so creepy and disturbing at some point and I'd like to know if it's just me or not. Anyway, the episode makes some important steps ahead with the investigation, while it keeps exploring the characters involved. Kreizler and Moore walk in to different directions, and this episode highlights even more their opposite personalities.
Any thoughts about the identity of the killer?

Some teasers from the episode:

- A beautiful comparison with some beautiful butterflies.
- Smile when you feel incapable to smile.
- Don't follow the man with the silver smile.
- Have you ever seen angels climbing a wall?
- Do you find annoying when people bite their nails?
- A chicken!
- Guess who won a date with John Moore/Luke Evans?
- We learn a little more about Theodore Roosvelt's past.
- As an italian speaker, can I say it's so goood to hear someone speaking your mother language in an international tv show?!

Some quotes from the episode:

"The connection between pain and pleasure is far more common than you think."
"But you understand the expectations that our society has towards women."
"Somebody is a saint."
"I believe you're jealous."
"He's watching us."

Are you excited for the new episode? Share your comments below. If you have some questions, I'll try to answer them.