This second episode plunges us more into the story, as Sarah meets more and more clones, including among others, the important characters that are Alison and Cosima. Season 1 isn't my favorite, but I love the stressful and mysterious vibe surrounding Sarah's situation. Sarah becomes more and more comfortable in her role as a police officer, and Art finds a way so that she can't leave anytime soon. Two clones died, but it was Sarah's funeral that dragged on to Felix's displeasure. Despite the questionable behavior of the protagonist, we feel that she really wants to see her daughter again. It is interesting to pay attention to the murder of Maggie Chen since it is an important event of the 4th season. In short, the basic idea of the story, that Sarah, a person who can adapt to anything, gets caught up in the game without understanding the rules, is perfect for a television series. Plus, one of the strengths of "Orphan Black" is that the story seems to have been written all at once since everything is so well connected.
