I just watched episode seven and, not to quote Brax or anything, but what the bloody hell did I watch?!?
It was a great episode, and I find it amazing how this season has shown sides to women in the show we hadn't seen before (Violet and Louise Cherry so far). I found their bonding with Watts awesome in this episode- Louise and Watts are totally the lesbian gay solidarity friendship of the show (yes I know Louise has been in straight relationships but it's the 1900s whaddya expect?)
Personally I think they would've escaped the hornet room way faster had Watts been there, but I'm also happy he wasn't since then he was able to rescue them! Which, what's with Watts saving everyone's sorry asses over and over? Pop off you genius man, you.
Not to quote my dad or anything but I'm watching the show with him and he said he feels like Ralph becomes another Gillies/Pearce. Which... it's kind of becoming that way. I also appreciated George's jab about how many times they've resurrected Gillies.
The way Louise figures out Watts wasn't mourning over "Jacqueline", he was mourning over Jack was a cool concept too.
And Julia's "when we get out of here I'm going to wring your tiny neck like a chicken" was frickin awesome too imo-
