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The Altar of the Dead

El episodio se transmitió el 9 oct 2020
54min

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T'Nia Miller and Rahul Kohli in La maldición de Bly Manor (2020)

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaShe's seen it all. The memories come flooding back for housekeeper Hannah Grose as she reflects on the living and dead trapped at Bly Manor.She's seen it all. The memories come flooding back for housekeeper Hannah Grose as she reflects on the living and dead trapped at Bly Manor.She's seen it all. The memories come flooding back for housekeeper Hannah Grose as she reflects on the living and dead trapped at Bly Manor.

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10chrisybarra2788

Wow

Teared up. Absolutely heartbreaking. What a performance from T'Nia Miller. If you didnt feel every emotion portrayed, then you should rewatch. Outstanding episode. Wow

9teiixeiral

The best episode thus far and a masterclass in storytelling.

Wow. This episode is an achievement. Angela LaManna wrote one of the best episodes of TV in 2020. Liam Gavin expertly brought the script to life with his smooth direction. T'Nia Miller gave one of the most heartbreaking and astounding performances of 2020. It should be nominated for an Emmy because it was that good. She's on screen for the majority of this episode and she effortlessly guides us through the complex storyline with so much depth.

My favourite thing about this episode is that the "reveals" are not explicitly mentioned to us. It's all shown to us and the audience is left to put the pieces together. It's smart, engaging storytelling that makes the emotional payoff even more resonant.

This episode is a winner.

9branik-6000

This is probably the best episode of the show. What a performance!!!

This episode caught my full attention through out its one hour runtime. It was just amazing, the narratives and the performance are top notch. T'Nia Miller owned this one. The episode is both heart breaking and intentionally confusing. I didn't know I was holding my breath until the episode ended. Wow!!!.

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While discussing his mother's dementia, Owen paraphrases an observation from theologian and Trappist monk Thomas Merton. While he does acknowledge the difficulty of losing the person he knew, Owen also sees something beautiful in the change. "Once we get past consciousness, and identity, and all the things that occupy the front of our brains." That paraphrased observation was actually a quote from one of Merton's books, New Seeds of Contemplation.

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Narrator: The housekeeper knew, more than most, that deep experience was never peaceful. And because she knew this ever since she'd first called Bly home, she would always find her way back to peace within her daily routine, and it had always worked. Always.
Owen: [joining Mrs. Grose at the bonfire] We can't count on the past. We can't count on the past. That's what I learned taking care of Mum. Hm. It's kind of what dementia is, isn't it? I supposed I learned a lot on this. I mean, we - we think we have it trapped in our memories, but memories fade, or they're wrong. Any of us could die, at any moment. Or we could forget our entire lives, which is like dying. So then, think about it. We can't count on our future, either. No past. No future.
Mrs. Grose: Oh, my God, it's scary, I know, but, Owen, you're young. Like, you have a past, you have a future. Now, I'd argue you can count on both. Poor, sweet, drunk man.