On Cathy’s advice, he is considering trying to sway public opinion in favor of progressive values, starting with speaking in favor of Reeny at a public debate-especially since he has heard that Maurice is a hustler with underhanded business tactics. Leonard is considering lying to the police to make the investigation go away, but Will insists that dishonesty is not the answer. Back at the vicarage, she angrily confronts Will: he has let his flock, which includes Leonard, stray, and now they’re all implicated in wrongdoing. Chapman gives her statement to the police about Leonard, Larry pushes her hard to confess if she has ever seen Leonard do anything untoward. Phillip, a business owner, admits that he and Derek didn’t get along, but that he has done nothing untoward. Martin, Maurice’s cousin, have been denied three times. Geordie discovers in the minutes that planning applications filed by Phillip St. While there, Robert Waterhouse, an old crime novelist friend staying with Reeny and Derek, tries to learn details about Will’s police work to use in his novels. Will and Geordie search through the council minutes for evidence of disputes. There’s no pile of mail inside, so someone must have been coming to get Derek’s letters, posing as Eric in order to elicit something in Derek’s handwriting to use as a fake suicide note. The letter was to an “Eric Pritchard” and the address is a vacant house. Why would he do that if he was going to kill himself?ĭerek kept carbon copies of all his correspondence, and Will finds amongst his letters addressing constituent complaints a note that contains a line that exactly matches Derek’s “suicide” note. Mail has arrived since his death indicating that he was buying a holiday home. Maurice is using the suicide to insinuate dark things about the McArthurs.īut Reeny has reason to believe Derek’s death was murder. Derek was found drowned in the lake, with a suicide note in his handwriting nearby. Martin to replace her late husband Derek on the council. Reeny is running against the pro-business Maurice St. Will wishes he could change the law-it’s part of why he’s inclined to support the progressive-minded Reeny McArthur in an upcoming council election, even though he cannot publicly take sides. The church is not above the law, and homosexuality is outlawed in England. When Will defends Leonard, the archdeacon tells him that he must cooperate with the police or he will lose his job as vicar. That temptation is made more acute by a warning from the archdeacon. Geordie urges Will to lie for Leonard and give him an alibi. He chastises Will for not involving him sooner-he could have done something about Bryan’s blackmail attempt. It’s just one man’s word against another, Daniel reassures Leonard. The two lovers clandestinely brief each other on their interviews over the phone in neighboring phone booths. When Daniel is questioned, he says he is just an acquaintance of Leonard’s and denies any romantic connection. In response to Geordie’s simple prompts and Larry’s tougher questions about whether Bryan saw him in bed with another man at Merries Holiday Camp, Leonard obfuscates-but not very well, especially once photos of him touching Daniel’s face are presented. Leonard is being interviewed by the police. Recap the previous and following episodes and other seasons. He did the same thing with the Force Awakens – just created a bunch of mysteries without any idea whatsoever of how everything would play out.Grantchester airs Sundays at 8:00 pm and is available to stream. They had no idea what they were doing.Īnd you can see JJ Abrams' fingerprints all over that mess.
That's pretty much what the writers did with Lost. So I suggested to her that she make it all a weird dream at the end. I asked her, Do you have any idea how you plan to finish this. She started to get near the end and was still adding stuff. She kept introducing all these weird things like a magic key and a secret book, etc. It all reminds me of a story my daughter had to write for school when she was younger. The island being moved, goofy time travel, Walt's superpowers, Hurley's back luck, Jacob's ambiguity and evasiveness, polar bears, smoke monster randomly killing just some people, ghosts, the Others kidnapping people (totally random mix of candidates and non-candidates), that number that never ended up meaning anything – I could go on and on and on. The only answers to most of it is just magic, magic, magic. And then they just don't bother to address most of it.
They just constantly threw things in there knowing it would shock people. When, in reality, it's so painfully obvious that the writers had no freaking clue where they were going with any of it. It's funny how much fanboys and girls try to defend Lost with long, convoluted apologetics.
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