INDEXING: REFLECTIONS, episode #10: "Untold Truths."

I'm still excitedly waiting for the complete version of this season next February. :-)

Okay, I really hope that we get more on Mary at some point soon.

But WHY DID YOU HAVE TO DO THAT TO JEFF?!!!!!

It's going to be a hard two weeks of waiting.....

Hm, that's surprising, I was figuring something had to be up with the mirrors in this one too.

Shit's about to get vicious.

Because until now, you've treated your characters like delicate little flowers?

Poor, poor Jeff. I'm unsure whether I want Sloane or Henry to find Adrianna first. Sloane's pretty ruthless, but Henry's really going to want to prod buttock now... Well, whatever happens, I'm sure it'll break somebody's heart. Probably mine.

"Prod buttock" ... that made me giggle too.

I borrowed that from Terry Pratchett.

Delicate flowers: har har.

And I thought I couldn't want Adrianna to get her ass kicked any more than I already did. I do hope there is a horrible and permanent fate awaiting her. I also hope Jeff is going to be all right. I feared for him the most from the moment Adrianna took Henry's body for just this reason. I doubt he even saw it coming.

Putting on my sleuthing hat now. It seems probable that Adrianna dealt with Jeff before she encountered Sloane in the last episode, since I doubt she would have ditched him and then gone back to take him out after she got Sloane. It's possible he ran into her as she was moving Sloane out of the hedge maze, but it just seems more likely that she would have attacked him first. Sloane didn't hear a gunshot, other than when Adrianna killed the other guy, so Jeff probably was stabbed. Not a good thing, I know, but given the two options, I'll take a stab wound.

We are coming to the showdown, two more episodes to go and I'm torn between anticipation and sadness that this will soon be over. If you ever consider your work for a TV series, Indexing would be perfect in my opinion. It's already in episodic format, and you've got two short seasons complete!

Oh, and "Because I am too short and my tits are too big and I will get personal." That made me giggle.

Henry, I love you so, so much.

"Apple of the month club" oh, god, I love Sloane and her horrible, horrible sense of humor so much. I'm probably gonna be giggling about that for days.

Y'know, I'd probably be feeling sorry for what's likely to happen to Adrianna once Henry and Sloane get their hands on her, but she's done a really good job at deserving it. Poor Jeff. :(

Their non-secret non-Santa parties must be very interesting.

"I am too short and my tits are too big and I will get personal."

:)

Know that feeling!

I bought Indexing:Reflections just a couple of days ago and then hit the argghhhh no more chapters point here , grrr! (until next installment, anyways).

So maybe this already came up when people were discussing Henry's trip into Sloane's life, but I am wondering if Sloane's true archetype is a Storyteller? it would explain many things that seem unique to Sloane: her ability to escape the story her sister's narrative tried to drive her into, her ability to sense narratives and when they change, her lack of aging. what does the Bureau really know about categorizing storytellers? if we've seen anything this season it's how much the Bureau doesnt know or understand.

Finally caught up. Really enjoying the story, just like the last one. But I have one nitpick (sorry, I do this with pretty much every book/movie):

The hedge maze was only in the film version of The Shining, not the book, so every time there was mention of the house's original owners being "fans of Stephen King books" I went "you haven't actually read The Shining, have you?"

The book had hedge animals, and they were doing the Weeping Angel thing.

Sorry, just had to get that off my chest.

No, I didn't email you this. That's just a weird coincidence.

Also, when I said "you haven't read The Shining," I'm referring to the characters, not you, the author. Sorry for the confusion. (I also think Henry said the same thing, which is why it stuck out to me)

I'm actually kind of hoping someone (read: Jeff) points this out at some point. He strikes me as the kind of guy who'd do that.