Now this is more like it. Most of the show dealt with the flashforward, the various 'mysteries' surrounding a number of characters, and the consequences of the visions (or lack thereof). The nihilists are logical fallout from the event, and I liked the fake-out with Celia at the beginning. I like that characters are talking to each other, because the silence/lying thing has been overplayed. Heck of an ending--here we thought he was going to find her a prisoner somewhere, now we'll get to see how both on them wind up in that somewhere while also having the question of her survival addressed.
But the best part was the suicide. Finally! I liked the character and all, but it was long overdue that someone should make a radical gesture to try and invalidate their flashforward, and restores a semblance of coherence to the underlying metaphysics. We still need to figure out how the flashforward figured into the visions without the future characters being aware of the flashforward, but this blows the whole predestination thing wide open, restores free agency to the world. Good!
Oh, and I don't care what her language skills are, I think Nicole is a twit. Although we can now rule out Salvation-boy as the guy who attempts to drown her.
Fictitiously yours, Trent Roman
