She's Baa-ack...

Alright gang of Fellow Hitman Fans, I'm back! Though, because of an incredibly full schedule for your favorite Lady in Black this semester, I won't be posting as often as I or you might like.

I know I still owe you a review of Season 3's last episode, so here's a quickie:

After episode 4, I'm not sure what to think anymore. It takes us into the darkness of Red Fox's bitter soul, and reveals an unknown danger close to the President just as he and Red Fox part ways. When I wrote that I hoped Mr. Noa wouldn't shrink from showing Red Fox's dark side, I'm not sure this is what I meant! Needless to say, Red Fox will have a lot of explaining to do when/if he gets himself out of this one. What I'm not sure I get is why Red Fox made the choice he did. If all he was after was killing the Hitman, why didn't he do it when he got the chance? Is he trying to redeem himself by getting to the bottom of the situation? Is he still planning on killing the Hitman after he's lead Fox to the answers? I'm not sure Red Fox's "defection" makes a lot of sense for his character. Then again, maybe Season 4 will explain what needs to be explained.
As episodes go this one is a little slower, with lots of talking and contemplative music, but that makes sense seeing as it's a bridge between the action-packed episode 3 and Season 4.

In other news, I got a sneak-peak at a script today, and boy is Mr. Noa milking the whole "betrayal" theme for all its worth! Will President Hearst ever be rid of friends wanting to do him in?! Also in store: a Chechen "holiday" *wink* for our illustrious hero.