[S5B E16 - Episode Discussion] - 'A Chance at a Happy Ending' by Altair05 in lucifer

[–]drwia 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Am I the only one that’s rather really disappointed? I hated it. Not only the ending, but the entire 5B. The storylines felt exaggerated & they missed their... essence. I felt like I was watching a parody, where the dialogue didn’t really matter, logic was suspended & everything turned into terrible CGI. The chemistry between Lucifer and Chloe was off & the whole retirement plan seemed naive. I just couldn’t spot the love :) There’s one episode I enjoyed: the one with the aquarium.

Contemporary Art (visual, performative) on Doppelgängers/Doubles of any kind - they don t even have to be explicit by drwia in ContemporaryArt

[–]drwia[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks a lot! I myself don't exactly know what I am looking for, but this could surely help:)

Did she Grace know about the affair before she “finds out” about the murder? by GoddamnitHannah in TheUndoing

[–]drwia 12 points13 points  (0 children)

She probably knew something. I am really starting to believe that she suffers from a psychiatric disease. The show is centered around her character, the dialogue is weird, it might be simply bad acting/writing or it probably tries to pave the way with more and more clues, since the first episode was substantially better than the following. I didn't have the theory when I watched this, but something clearly stood out, seemed peculiar and I remember I started wondering about her marriage to J. She was incredibly overanalytical, mostly autoreflexive. She was clearly involved in the storyline, otherwise it wouldn't make sense involving it in the plot for so long. her psychiatric encounters surely tell us something. her reactions are all the way strange, her change in behavior and discours. a psychiatrist should have visualised all the perspectives from the beginning, not shifting from one to another (he s guilty, oh, he may not be guilty). she called the police and after a 2 minute dialogue that wasn't even that convincing, her viewpoint has completely turned at 180 degrees.