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Good Behavior: Season 1/ Episode 9 "For You I’d Go With Strawberry" – Overview/ Review (with Spoilers)

Overview/ Review (with Spoilers) With the custody of Jacob on the line, how far will Letty go to keep him is a question asked and answered. Topic 1: Preparation for a Fight (Letty & Javier) Please kill him. Letty asks this of Javier with him still trying to fight off this idea that all he…

ByAmari Allah Hours Posted onJanuary 4, 2017 12:56 PMSeptember 30, 2023 6:52 AM Hours Updated onSeptember 30, 2023 6:52 AM

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  • Overview/ Review (with Spoilers)
    • Topic 1: Preparation for a Fight (Letty & Javier)
      • Commentary
    • Topic 2: On The Battleground (Jacob, Letty, and Sean)
      • Commentary
    • Topic 3: This Is Goodbye (Letty, Christian, and Javier)
      • Commentary
    • Things to Note | Question(s) Left Unanswered

Overview/ Review (with Spoilers)

With the custody of Jacob on the line, how far will Letty go to keep him is a question asked and answered.

Topic 1: Preparation for a Fight (Letty & Javier)

Please kill him. Letty asks this of Javier with him still trying to fight off this idea that all he can do is kill things, he rejects her request. Also, he rejects it because he believes she may regret the decision. Thus leading to Letty feeling betrayed and beginning to push him away. Including kicking him out of her mother’s house.

Commentary

Here is what I don’t understand. For the past two episodes, Javier has let Letty in his world, been vulnerable with her, and pretty much made it seem he killed to survive. At first on the side of justice, but then it just became a job to him. You’d think after all they’ve been through together, all the effort he has made to keep her clean which, at this point, he has asked very little in return, she wouldn’t push him to do something like this. But hey, lest we forget, Letty isn’t perfect. For despite these two seemingly becomings friends, if not something more, perhaps at the end of the day this was all she wanted him for. Some source of protection, someone to do what she cannot, so even if she had to give up her body sometimes in exchange, at least she could eventually cash in her chips right?

But perhaps what gets me the most about this is she sees herself changed, reformed, but Sean doesn’t get the benefit of the doubt? Granted, the way he went about meeting and trying to get Jacob is hostile but put yourself in his shoes. Imagine you think you got your life together when there is a kid out there being taught you’re dead, making it seem you abandoned them and that little bugger looks like you.

Topic 2: On The Battleground (Jacob, Letty, and Sean)

During their preliminary hearing, Jacob doesn’t necessarily paint either parent as that great, nor his grandma. However, he is torn between which he should live with. However, the scales seem tipped in Sean’s favor for the person heading this meeting, a white woman, believes Jacob needs to, in the most politically correct way possible, be with his own sort of speak. Letty’s counter is this is her son and she knows she hasn’t been perfect and her mom has raised him thus far, but now she wants to prove herself as a mother.

Commentary

Sean was a porn star and a drug addict like Letty. However, from what we know, he doesn’t have a record and has turned his life around. Letty, on the other hand, is on probation, hasn’t held down a job since being released, and conveniently there is nothing about her not checking in for how many days or weeks now? The convenient forgetfulness of the writers aside, what case does Letty really have?

A part of me does want to ask why can’t shared custody be put on the table, but with Sean noting in the last episode he might be moving to Florida, and him being petty and wanting to get back at Letty, I guess that’s not an option. Though perhaps something of interest with this whole pre-trial thing is Jacob noting how his dad said Letty would commit suicide if she had to be a full time mom, due to the stress. Making you wonder, if he thinks that would happen if she became his mom full-time, what does he think would happen if he took her child? Perhaps the main reason she would have to get and stay clean? Though considering how rude we see Sean act when Javier tries to talk him out of this custody battle, you can tell he doesn’t give a single damn about Letty’s well-being or anything that isn’t his.

Topic 3: This Is Goodbye (Letty, Christian, and Javier)

With Letty thinking she lost custody she decides to rent a room and get wasted. A room Javier just so happened to rent the day before when he was kicked out of Letty’s, well Estelle’s, house. However, before she can get drunk Sean walks in, thinking Javier would be there, but Letty lets him know they are no more. Leading to Sean feeling on Letty and them eventually having sex. Javier, worried about Letty and knowing a relapse could happen, he checks in on her and finds her and Sean in bed together. This image becomes the beginning of the end for them.

Though Letty doesn’t betray Javier just once. She does it twice for with Christian leading FBI Agent Lashever to Letty, she makes her a deal she can’t refuse. Hand over information on Javier and you get a clean criminal record and Jacob. Don’t and well, you’ll lose Jacob and more. At first Letty doesn’t snitch but once Javier says goodbye, with no hint of a return, Letty puts Jacob first and reveals Javier’s dark web handle. Thus setting him up to be taken down.

Commentary

Do I understand why Letty did what she did? Yes. She never supported what Javier did until it could benefit her. However, at the same time, and I recognize this wasn’t an easy decision for her, this is the man who forced her to be clean, who kept her clean, let him into his life, meet his family, and led him to believe she cared about him. As much as she talks bad about Sean, outside of hooking Javier on drugs, she played him like Sean played her. Plus, with Javier destroying his phone, there is no ability to warn him or even try to make amends. If these two meet again it will be on bad terms and Javier has proven he doesn’t have that Scarface rule of not killing women.

But with that said, where can we go from here? Christian’s storyline is at the end of its rope with this FBI thing and with him no longer being Letty’s parole officer he has no place. It’s hard to foresee Sean going back and forth with Letty and honestly, as much as Jacob may want his parents together, supposedly Sean got a woman and who really wants to see these two go another round? Though the big thing to look at is what will happen with Javier? Though Letty has grown on me, it is undeniable that its because Javier made her likable. So how can they have him hunted by the FBI, likely knowing Letty had something to do with it, and yet keep what makes this show good together? They have his dark web handle, may end up seeing his face, and with that comes the beginning of  the end. So what’s going to happen? Letty kidnapping Jacob and disappearing with Javier to South America or Europe? I like this show but I doubt such an investment is going to be made by TNT. So, here is hoping the inevitable cliff hanger is something good and not too frustrating.

Things to Note | Question(s) Left Unanswered

  1. Who was Letty working with in episode one, when she was stealing stuff from the hotel, before meeting Javier, and will they ever reveal who that was?

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