This was a much quieter episode than last weeks as it’s mostly ruminating on the previous episode’s events. I quite liked the episode, and I think it has some really strong writing moments, but I could understand other viewers being more frustrated with the episode. There’s not much in the way of forward plot progression here, but it delves deeper into Osha and Qimir’s characters and is mostly successful. We get some really interesting hints as to who Qimir really is, and I feel more connected to Osha than I have previously. It looks like next episode is going to be the second flashback episode as both final scenes seem designed to segway immediately into a flahsback, it even has the same director as that episode. I don’t really have much else to say about this episode though as like I mentioned it’s a way slower episode, but I did enjoy it although it’s making me a bit nervous about if this season is going to have a satisfying conclusion.