I just love the 2-episode story and how it deals with two cases at one time. And what I love even more is how the previous episodes were being developed to give one an idea that there is an ongoing conflict between Dr. Cameron and Dr. Foreman, which has shown to be of great importance in the dealing with Dr. Foreman's illness. Not being sexist here, but I think I like it that the writers decided to use men (Eric and his father), instead of women, to be the ones who were very emotional because it kind of makes the audience empathize more and strengthens the idea that even the toughest people can cry. The second part of the story mainly focuses on how each person is trying to cope with the idea of inevitable death, and I like how everyone has his unique ways of dealing with dying.
Review of Euphoria: Part 2
