I didn’t mind her confession scenes, they seemed fitting for what they were, spur of the moment and guilt-fueled. After that, in the bistro, the very last exchange of lines between Kate and Rana was poor for both of them for me. Considering everything and their history, how was that all they had to say? Given what Robert must have told Rana to get her over there, why no concern for Kate? Why no concern for either of them or just, following up something so major?
I read a post of yours from a couple of days ago and you said you thought Rana was also weird last week. In what way? Though the writing for her confession scenes proved weak, I thought she was still in character.
I didn’t mind her confession scenes, they seemed fitting for what they were, spur of the moment and guilt-fueled. After that, in the bistro, the very last exchange of lines between Kate and Rana was poor for both of them for me. Considering everything and their history, how was that all they had to say? Given what Robert must have told Rana to get her over there, why no concern for Kate? Why no concern for either of them or just, following up something so major?
