Love and Death
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But for a fugue-like impulse decision, Bettys death appears agonizingly slow.
A few minutes later, she describes her post-murder mentality a little differently: It never happened.
Don isnt convinced that it worked, at least not at first.
Don brushes this off and makes his closing statement, followed by the prosecutions.
Here, the show feels like it (accidentally?)
I dont know if I deserve you, Pat, Candy understates.
But Im sure lucky to have you.
She wants to say good-bye and apologizes for everything.
In his weirdly under-reactive way, Allan returns the apology: Im sorry, too.
Even the number of episodes feels kinda off: So they did seven of these?
Not six, or eight, or four?
Love Notes
Get to the cards with the photos!
Candy went on to work as a family therapist.
Its not completely clear).
The Shirelles performing Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?
accompanies a ghostly appearance from Candys mother in her dream.
(Elsewhere, the cues dont always transcend their roteness.)
But she had a streak.
