Agents of SHIELD: "The Things We Bury"
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dewlineThat was interesting. The pace isn't letting up and that's good.
...and in Werner Reinhard's case, that experimentation is going to backfire. On a timer that's been counting down in terms of decades. Because it turns out the monster who ended Skye's family's village isn't who we've been led to believe.
Oh. Skye's dad has a temper, and a lethal one. No denying that. But Whitehall's at the heart of how that village in Hunan died with his "ethic" about discovery. And possibly the one about second chances as well.
As for Ward? Well, he's a bit of a monster in his own right. And like Skye's dad, he'll acknowledge it.
It's going to be interesting to see how those two get on together. Especially if they find themselves making common cause as I suspect they might.
Lots of other stuff on the go here too. This show is moving like a race car in top form, I tell you.
...and in Werner Reinhard's case, that experimentation is going to backfire. On a timer that's been counting down in terms of decades. Because it turns out the monster who ended Skye's family's village isn't who we've been led to believe.
Oh. Skye's dad has a temper, and a lethal one. No denying that. But Whitehall's at the heart of how that village in Hunan died with his "ethic" about discovery. And possibly the one about second chances as well.
As for Ward? Well, he's a bit of a monster in his own right. And like Skye's dad, he'll acknowledge it.
It's going to be interesting to see how those two get on together. Especially if they find themselves making common cause as I suspect they might.
Lots of other stuff on the go here too. This show is moving like a race car in top form, I tell you.
