>>121518815>The options are 'Anne forgives him now and we don't have much to show for it' or 'Anne forgives him after seven episodes of stressful hostility and we have nothing to show for it.The solution should be neither of those things, it should be something that would give weight to the overall story rather than an episode that, while decent, feels like it's dusting off a plot point back in S1, like it's something they want to get rid of when its one of the pending answers back from season 1.
And as I said before, they spent way too much time letting it loom in the background, to the point it was even brought up in the main story when they go to Andrias. This isn't like a minor thing, it was one of the big plot points of the story we had so far, and to see it get disposed like that is dissapointing.
