a review

WOW!!!

Thanks for the link hownos!!!

This is definitely one of the best "SPOILER REVIEWS" due to the way that it tells us about the following things that will happen:

After she goes on local TV to lambaste the town’s cops for failing to find her daughter when she vanished some years ago, Dawn receives calls from a stranger demanding a king's ransom for Katie's whereabouts — a transparent bid at a shakedown only she can't see.

the love triangle that ensnares its female protagonist between two thinly sketched, relentlessly devoted men (Guy Pearce and Evan Peters).

The more we learn about the young women who disappear, the more relatable they are — making one terrifying but one-dimensional villain, introduced midway through the season, feel imported from an entirely different show.

Detours into the lives of Easttown’s more privileged teens were surely intended to serve as tonal and sociological contrasts, but simply end up feeling unnecessary. Mare herself abuses her police powers in an early incident that renders her almost impossible to root for as a law-enforcement officer

Ingelsby and Zobel eventually manage to cast their spell through masterful cliffhangers and jolting twists, one of which made me actually jump in my chair.

So there's going to be a LOVE TRIANGLE for MARE, and if the villain who shows up is the KILLER then we'll also know we haven't encountered the murderer yet (but then how can the villain have killed Erin before they show up)???

And Mare does something she shouldn't (an abuse of her police powers)???

The something that makes them "JUMP" in their CHAIR must also be the same thing that another different REVIEWER mentions that they said made them "GASP" ( which they also said happens in Ep. 5).

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