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Dude, I totally understand this Burke meeting looks like it's set up to fail. Bad omens all over. Plus we hate Burke.I don't think so.
You told yourself: you don't get it.
After she tells these words, you see a picture of Jill in front of her house and the picture in Lynette's diary. Man, honestly, are you for real? seriously?!?
BaDIK is quite a transparent simple story, after all. Good grief.
Regarding last scene in episode 8 - the point is that you know what's going to happen: MC is telling you that Burke will not help Maya.
Why can't you understand that MC would NOT have reported Josy's speech in his tale if Burke had helped Maya?
I also get it that we see a picture of the house from Lynette's past and it is immediately superimposed over the photo of Jill in front of hers, and it's the same house. It's as subtle as a sledge hammer.
I get that a lot of what is portrayed throughout the story is significant for setting up subsequent and future events (kind of like every story ever written).
But that's besides the points.
My original point was that the library scene was the only scene where the mc directly speaks to us putting future knowledge into the storytelling. He directly references that he learns something later (much later) and how that knowledge would have influenced that scene if he knew it earlier.
You keep debating that this happens elsewhere, but you don't get the distinction.
Everyone else here fucking gets it, but you don't.
I'm starting to think you and Jill have some similarities...
I dunno, I still feel there is something looming. We still know fuck all about Bella's past. The episode 8 prologue gave us nothing.But it's mentioned once and never referenced to again, so I suspect that DPC came up with something, decided it was too dark to actually do and pretends it never happened and never mentions it again.