Mata Hari=Witch and un-Indy.

I liked the first part of this episode, it showed us the horrors of war. In a maybe too valiant way ( like getting hitting by grenades without body parts flying around all over place).

But then, the worst thing in Young Indy happened, he was dragged along by the beauty of Mata Hari. The wise woman that tells you the truth, the things you want to know. So powerful and magical. Indy gets tricked and walks into her trap. He listens to her every word with the touch of love and sex that makes it more clear to him. Maybe all she wanted was to save his fears of war from a moment and become one with her?

He falls for it. She starts to eat him from the soul, relaxing his senses with sex and words of love and compassion. Such a powerful woman, what a spirit, she is so true. She blinds the eyes of Indy, drugs him with gentle touches and kisses. He sees her like a godess. Divine and perfect.

Love is such a strong thing and Indy goes right into a trap made of it. Made by this witch. Love is a two-edged blade, it can either be the most wonderful and perfect moments ever or the most heartbreaking experience of them all.

That is my view of the last part of this episode with Mata Hari, a most stunning actress perfomance to say the least but yet so damn dissapointing. It does not feel like Indiana Jones, even if it has stunning acting from her side but there is like nothing more to it, just an empty, deep hole of betrayal, love and sex.

Last but not least, I think that Indy saw the strenght and beauty of his mother inside Mata Hari, and yet he felt concerned and not in love, that could have been his mother calling to him, telling him not to welcome her love. Anyone that agrees with me on this?