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As Julian digs into Leanne’s past, it seems Uncle George is trying to determine whether Leanne will still have a future.
| Director(s) | Isabella Eklof |
| Writer(s) | Nina Braddock, Ishana Night Shyamalan |
| Aired (Apple TV+) | 3/5/2021 |
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Recap
Who Is Your Friend? – Roscoe, Sean, Dorothy, George
Roscoe shows up at the house, and despite all that is going on, Dorothy lets him in, sit down, chat, as George chants, goes into the basement, and even goes to the grill to light up that dagger he has. Which Dorothy pays no mind since she is under the impression she will get Jericho back soon, so whatever George needs to do, that’s fine.
However, as it is made clear, Roscoe investigated Leanne, found nothing, and now he is trying to defend or help George? All kinds of red flags are raised. First between Dorothy and Sean, for not knowing Sean had Leanne investigated. But that issue is set aside as Dorothy wonders why Roscoe was trying to keep Dorothy out the house, under George’s request?
You Said You Wanted To Talk – Julian, Leanne
Julian dives, once again, into Leanne’s past but specifically looks into her parents. This topic is one close to home for Leanne, and it makes Julian asking about it strange for they aren’t necessarily close. Yet, with being isolated with a mannequin, Leanne is willing to talk to Julian about her relationship with her mother and how she might have burnt down the family home.
In return? Well, Julian expands Leanne’s narrative about what went down that led to the death of Jericho. Specifically, his part in not helping Dorothy, for he got a score that was too good to pass up. Thus, the overworked Dorothy ended up killing her baby and forgetting he existed for days.
And it seems, in sharing personal information and grief, as well as Leanne wanting to rebel a bit, the two end up making out and eventually having sex.
I Can’t Do What I’ve Been Tasked – Leanne, George
After Leanne’s multiple discretions, it seems George felt tasked with killing her. However, he couldn’t do the deed, and depending on how you look at it, as George ran from his task, he was punished. He got hit by a car and might very well be in the middle of the street dying.
Now, what does this mean for Leanne? Well, George mentioned someone beyond Aunt May would come for her. As for who that person is? We’ll have to stick around to find out.
Review
On The Fence
Waiting For It All To Make Sense
I don’t know about you, but I often feel like Servant is testing my patience. You present Leanne and this wild backstory, George is chanting and perhaps conjuring something, and present the idea people died because they lacked divine intervention. But, whether or not everything is a coincidence remains hard to say, and while, yes, Leanne has definitely shown herself to potentially have powers, of what sort remains in question. A question that is frustratingly danced around almost to the point of not really caring anymore.
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