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For those who have seen episode 2, a few points of discussion:
- She keeps lying. Why? Why is it exactly that she doesn't want to be honest? And does she really, truly not know why she killed the guy? Did she really not know him?
- She makes the statement, "What makes you think I want my life back?" This is while sitting in prison. How could prison be better than being with her husband and child?
- Who is JD? Is JD (who apparently is a friend of the husband) actually the person who she had some kind of relations with, and the guy she killed reminded her of him? Maybe this whole thing is about an affair she had and now she's consumed by the guilt over it?
Episode 3 should lead us down a path toward answering these points you made; they've done flashbacks at all points of her life, including when she started dating her current husband.
I also wonder why a secondary focus on Pullman's character(they've got a bit of focus on him and his family)
I think Biel's character knows, internally, that she's damaged and is currently putting up a facade as to her current(prior to the murder) life and happiness.("normal life" isn't fulfilling for her, maybe)
What did you think about the victim's friend's recollection of events?
-claims the victim let go of Biel's arm during the attack, as to seemingly welcome it after recognizing her.
Good show; and too my pervy sherbros, there are moments where she's looking well fit too