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But itseemslike the former.
One goon gets killed.
After a lot of violence, they leave empty-handed.
But its not like the visit is without consequences.
Oh, and the house burns down.
All in all, not a good night for parties on either side of this confrontation.
Roy knows none of this, but hes not having a good night, either.
(Are they Welsh?
That might help explain the sin eater businesslast week.)
In voiceover, Lorraine establishes a thematic connection while talking to a reporter fromForbes.
Thats what she does.
Sure, her company, after acquiring debt others consider uncollectible, hounds those that owe them.
But its just an attempt to restore their dignity by way of debt consolidation and payment plans.
Its noble, really.
Even if those in Indiras position cant see it that way.
At the hospital, Dot schools Scotty in the art of creating a cover story.
Wayne just had an accident, thats all.
Or at least thats what theyre going to tell people.
Like Dots kidnapping excuse, it doesnt really make much sense.
Indiras not buying it either, after she arrives.
And Witt, who accompanies her,reallyisnt buying it.
Dots saved by a woozy Waynes timely revival.
And shes perhaps further saved by Waynes well, lets be polite and call it his trusting nature.
(Roys the sparrow in this scenario, a pest whose elimination causes more problems than it solves.)
While this is going on, Ole is having a bath and babbling apparent nonsense in a muddy tub.
Only kings, he says, had the freedom to want.
And now everywhere you look you see kings.
Everything they want they call their own.
And if they cannot have it they say theyre not free.
Munchs interrupted by his motherslashinvoluntary landlord (this remains unclear), whom he tells he wants pancakes.
(Maybe, in his own way, hes just a simple man after all.)
Roys also simple in his way.
He knows he can do whatever, so long as he can cover it up sufficiently.
But this whole Munch-Dot situation has gotten a little out of hand, and he needs a fall guy.
That brings him to Joshua, the guy Roy beat up for being an abusive husband.
Its something for Roy to think about as he rides off into the sunset.
Okay, Then!
Jennifer Jason Leigh is doing a brilliant job getting laughs for saying the most awful things.
Insolubilia takes its title from a medieval term for the study of impossible-to-resolve statements of the liars paradox variety.
E.g, What I am now saying is false.
Think on that for a bit.
