"Look the innocent flower but be the serpent under it." Lady Macbeth did a good job of getting the old man to do the deed. Ted Danson's Arthur Frobisher is becoming more and more empowered. We continue to see Ellen in flashback after her boyfriend's murder and her accusation. We also have another test by Patty to see how committed she is. Patty's need for absolute loyalty bordering on nuttiness is really interesting. She wants to control everything. Her son is a project and she will take care of him. This is a really sick sort of obsession. She pronounces everything. I guess Ellen is only concerned about money and power because she is slowly selling her soul. Then, we have those hand grenades.
Review of And My Paralyzing Fear of Death
