Chapter 12

I am writing this review because i see that the ones before don't give out any respect to a masterpiece.I think this episode deserves 9-10 just because the way it was build up with psychological elements.I loved how the meanings where hidden between the lines.The episode had so many different layers of thought processes.It shined a light about lot of different concepts of ideas of why are we the way we are in what point of life we experience this things that make us change the way we see the world and see our self.The last 10 minutes just took my mind into the show and spit it back out at the end.I have to say this was true psychological masterpiece.That's why i love this show and i am sad to see that lot of people do not understand the greatness behind it.

Other than to expose Syd as sadistic and evil in her own right (framing the a-hole male schoolmate, and her mom's boyfriend for extremely serious crimes), this was another episode of nothing.

I know there are fb campaigns to manipulate votes on other shows here, judging by the unbalanced numbers every episode, I wonder if there's one for this show?

Visually, this was a very well shot episode. Very theatrical.

Everything else, though, I wasn't big on. Found this to be the show's weakest episode. The whole thing felt like filler and there just wasn't enough to justify its existence. The focus is on Syd's childhood and a lot of it you could have guessed already based on context. Syd is a lot less sympathetic due to a certain scene and her revelation at the end just felt super jaded.

This entire episode felt like busy work. It could of been a 1 minute episode, and explained everything that happened. I would of been happier than wasting an hour of my life on run-on nonsense. This episode takes place where it left off, inside Syd's maze. It repeats itself 4 times as he tries to figure it out. The only significant storyline takes place in the last 2 min.

I love loops. And amazing music. You are hooked from start.