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*** This review may contain spoilers ***
Alright, first off, apparently Chance Miller is schizophrenic, and psychotic. Either that or he's possessed by something that came with the vase he was so desperately trying to sell. Either way, this one has so much loose ends and unexplainable concepts, that it became tedious. The acting was good, though. It's always a treat to see Ethan Embry on TV. He has a smile that melts my heart, but even he couldn't save this little ep. Why did Chance have those nightmares? Why was his reflection distorted in the beginning but not in the end? My thoughts are that he probably made peace with his bad side at the end, but that is just the point, they are only thoughts. There is no clarity, not even on if he really did everything he did throughout the 40 minutes. This was one of the weaker episodes to me. Oh well, better luck next time?
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