Joanna Robinson

Violence.

I think in the case of how do I get this watch, it's violence.

That's not I'm going to blow drugs in your face and slowly convince you.

But I think there are clearly a lot of ways that someone like Max Cady can be persuasive and someone like Nevaeh can be persuasive.

And the most interesting ones to me are the ones that play with this germ of an idea that's already there.

Nevaeh, even without the drugs, plants the seed of you're the perfect daughter who isn't allowed to do anything wrong.

Right.

And then just kind of keeps feeding that idea until it becomes something that may be under the influence of a substance becomes more easily manipulatable.

Oh, we should note, Nevaeh does bust out the knife in Callie's house.

And Natalie is too goo-goo-eyed slash distracted to realize that the girl behind her has busted out this whole ass knife.

It's significant.

I think we did.

He says he was like looking for his Asics.

When reality is probably digging out that burner phone.

I mean, there's just like a lot of random loose ends in this.

For example, the idea of Tom coming to his son to take him fishing.

And it's so clear, at least it was clear to me in the way that it's played in that moment, that like Zach is of the age where he maybe is trying to distance himself from the stuff he did when he was a kid.

But also kind of wants to do it.

And like him reliving that moment and like charcoal sketching out the trout later.

There's clearly a relationship right there.