WhoPotterVianShark in the Bathtub, Monster in the Bed: Very strong character piece. The crux of the episode is the relationship between Jessica and her mother, and whether she can be changed. It's a real journey for Jessica to having to accept her mother is a monster, leading #JessicaJones
paints gluten intolerance as trivial in comparison. It's a great way at showing how the drugs cloud her judgement, as well as Trish's strong sense of justice. #JessicaJones
despite the murderous instinct she has to get rid of those who cross her.
Elsewhere, Trish's drug abuse leads to her having a brilliantly dramatic moment, reminiscent of the film Network. In this case, she rants live on her radio show about global issues and #JessicaJones
to her betraying her mother to the police.
Still, there is some good in her Mum. For instance, she helps Jessica reunite Oscar with his son before Oscar's Mum can take him away permanently to live abroad. It's a sign that her mother's heart is in the right place, #JessicaJones
compass, with Jessica always striving to do the right thing, whereas her mother has murderous tendencies. #JessicaJones
Ain't We Got Fun: This episode mostly focused around Jessica's relationship with her mother. We learn more about her childhood, and the disagreements her mother had with Jessica's father, which Jessica was never aware of.
Ultimately, this is a mother and daughter duo who are more similar than either of them would like to admit. They both struggle with anger control, they were both experimented on, and they both lead messy lives. The main thing that divides them is their moral #JessicaJones
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health issues. #JessicaJones
her angry outbursts.
There's also some interesting new details revealed regards Jessica's backstory. We learn of her romantic fling with Stirling (Mat Vairo), and his tragic death at the hands of Alisa. It adds some new context to why Jessica has such bad mental #JessicaJones
A.K.A. I Want Your Cray Cray: This one is an excellent flashback episode, giving some revealing insight into Jessica's mother, Alisa (Janet McTeer). Her actions are driven very much by her love for Jessica, and similarly to her daughter, she has trouble controlling #JessicaJones