12 Monkeys 2x09 Thoughts
Jul. 27th, 2025 10:15 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
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+ I always love when Jennifer and Cole get to go on missions together and this one was as great as always. I loved Jennifer telling her Hyenas "He's family. and I loved her losing it and attacking Vanessa when she turned her gun on Cole.
+ I loved the reveal that both Cassie and Ramse dislike each other so much out of jealousy over Cole. Each is so upset and standoffish because at one point Cole chose the other over them. Amazing.
+ I am honestly going to be deeply annoyed if what the Tall Man told them about the last Primary was the truth. There was literally no reason for him to tell the truth! He could have said anything and they wouldn't know any better. The fact that he had his own trap set and knew that he would be escaping shortly only adds to it. If his 1957 New York isn't the obvious trap it should be and he did break under torture and tell them the truth I'm going to be mad.
+ I can see the genesis of the Daughters in the Hyenas. They ended up not working out entirely how she wanted, though I'm curious about how far they'd have gotten if Cole hadn't shown up, but I did love watching Jennifer going on the offensive.
+ Poor Jennifer. She was so upset, both for the Hyenas and for those innocents killed in the hospital, and really it wasn't her fault though I see why she blames herself. I feel like Cole really could have given her a little more hope and support. At the very least give her a hug!
+ I'm a little disappointed Hannah/Zeit knew nothing about her mother and also I'm pretty surprised by how naive and innocent she seems considering the world she grew up in.
+ I liked Katarina asking about Hannah's name and what name she wanted to be called.
+ "You've killed some fathers." I mean he's not wrong. Cole has killed a lot of people. Including as he said Jennifer's dad.
+ The Tall Man and Olivia being siblings was a surprise! I did not get a hint of sibling vibes from them. It's interesting that Olivia, the younger sibling, was the one who was in charge for so long. I also found it interesting that Olivia is starting to lose faith and how aggressive and threatening the Tall Man got over it.
+ I always love when Jennifer and Cole get to go on missions together and this one was as great as always. I loved Jennifer telling her Hyenas "He's family. and I loved her losing it and attacking Vanessa when she turned her gun on Cole.
+ I loved the reveal that both Cassie and Ramse dislike each other so much out of jealousy over Cole. Each is so upset and standoffish because at one point Cole chose the other over them. Amazing.
+ I am honestly going to be deeply annoyed if what the Tall Man told them about the last Primary was the truth. There was literally no reason for him to tell the truth! He could have said anything and they wouldn't know any better. The fact that he had his own trap set and knew that he would be escaping shortly only adds to it. If his 1957 New York isn't the obvious trap it should be and he did break under torture and tell them the truth I'm going to be mad.
+ I can see the genesis of the Daughters in the Hyenas. They ended up not working out entirely how she wanted, though I'm curious about how far they'd have gotten if Cole hadn't shown up, but I did love watching Jennifer going on the offensive.
+ Poor Jennifer. She was so upset, both for the Hyenas and for those innocents killed in the hospital, and really it wasn't her fault though I see why she blames herself. I feel like Cole really could have given her a little more hope and support. At the very least give her a hug!
+ I'm a little disappointed Hannah/Zeit knew nothing about her mother and also I'm pretty surprised by how naive and innocent she seems considering the world she grew up in.
+ I liked Katarina asking about Hannah's name and what name she wanted to be called.
+ "You've killed some fathers." I mean he's not wrong. Cole has killed a lot of people. Including as he said Jennifer's dad.
+ The Tall Man and Olivia being siblings was a surprise! I did not get a hint of sibling vibes from them. It's interesting that Olivia, the younger sibling, was the one who was in charge for so long. I also found it interesting that Olivia is starting to lose faith and how aggressive and threatening the Tall Man got over it.
