Dublin Murders
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The house is part of the allure of the case for Cassie.
And once inside, she falls in love with its character and history.
Dublin Murdersgets the house almost exactly right the chipped china and mahogany side tables and portraits of long-gone ancestors.
and bouncing us back and forth between the two narratives.
If Cassie is meant to tease information out of the housemates, shes doing a pretty shitty job.
She tries to play casual while asking them where they thought she was on the night she was stabbed.
Absolutely zero people would act casual in this situation.
But Cassie drops it into conversation like shes wondering if anyone has seen a mislaid glove.
They tell her they thought shed gone on a walk (for 12 hours?)
and they were all too busy playing poker to notice that she might be dead.
There is also an absolutely laughable amount of clandestine shit going on in this house.
Renewing Lexies nightly walks is one of Cassies better ideas.
But again, the walks yield results so quickly Im wondering why theyre even bothering with two more episodes.
On her second night out there bam!
for her and a check for 200,000 for some unmentioned act.
And the info keeps coming!
Lexies babys father is Rafe!
Cassie reveals the miscarriage to Abby!
Cassie herself is (maybe?
What is happening???)
Why, why, whyyyyyy?
The Frenchies deserve better.
Four hundred-and-fifty pages squeezed into 60 minutes, with all the air sucked out like a vacuum storage bag.
Cant wait for next week!
