Yes, there are many bad dialogs in this episode, I can see that. But this chapter is full of so much pain and deepness and emotion that I don't care. I just watched an absolutely well crafted work of art, beautifully done, that not only copes with horrors, but also with family and hope, secrets and death, solitude and love. The Haunting of Hill House starts as an amazing horror story and ends up as an emotional and heartbreaking journey towards redemption, and that, in my opinion, is the best way to tell a story, the only way. We create stories, yes, but I also believe the same goes the other way around: stories create us, form us, enrich us. This series is fantastic. One of the best I've ever watched. 10/10.
Review of Silence Lay Steadily
