You admire the embroidery. Ignoring the details of novel. It is the way to not be too dure about a serie who has its obvious virtuous . The sin - maybe the desire to give too much, to explain the context, to give a sort of embroidery. After three episodes, you accept the versions of Adso da Melk , who gives little opportunities to Damian Hardung to propose more nuances,you appreciate the job of Stefano Fresi and you have reasonable refuges in the scenes of the entrance in abbey of Franciscans - the dialogue between Jorge and Adso is well and the last scenes in you real feel the clash between Bernardo and William. So, a reasonable episode.
Review of Episode #1.4
