#simona brown

[bonobochick]

Every once in a while I recall the outrage from some Grantchester viewers that Sidney's S4 happily ever after exit from the show was with a Black woman. It shouldn't've been a surprise after ep 1x05 yet long, angry posts and pearl clutching happened anyway.

[sharklotte-edits]

Behind Her Eyes Simona Brown as Louise

[blackisdivine]

Simona Brown

[blackfemmecharacterdependency]

Simona Brown: April 6, 1994

[positivebeatdigest]

[moondrama]

Watched Behind Her Eyes because I read many people say it had an unexpected, super mind-blowing twist and I was really craving a mind-bending, thrilling watch. I liked how the show maintained that eerie feeling of something being wrong but the viewer can't quite figure out what. However.... major spoilers in the paragraph below

Major spoilers here: Somewhere in episode 5, I did figure out where everything was going and realised that Adele wasn't Adele and very well could be Rob...so the ~twist~ wasn't that mind-blowing to me...I actually enjoyed most until episode 4 when the mystery was at its peak. Things became a bit predictable after that. Also...I can't stand it when characters act dumb and stupid. Why tf didn't Louise call the police and the fire department at the end? Why on earth did she decide to do that projection thing on the doorstep of a house about to burst in fire???? These things ruin a show that's been consistent with everything for 5.9 episodes :/

But still the show was a good and very quick watch and pretty satisfying.

[wallpapersandarts]

- Behind Her Eyes (2021)

BR - Por Trás dos Seus Olhos (2021)

[angels555]

I just finished behind her eyes and this is literally my reaction to the finale.