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Tremontaine Season 3, Episodes 7-9
Dec. 7th, 2017 06:39 pmWritten by Liz Duffy Adams and Delia Sherman, Joel Derfner, and Karen Lord. Review access provided by Serial Box.
The trend of identifiable style among the Tremontaine writers continues. If you want mysticism in the woods in this world, apparently you bring in Delia Sherman, because Episode 7 was the most like The Fall of the Kings of any Tremontaine episode so far. (I am here for it. Any time. I love that book.) Deer in the woods and everyone slightly addled...yep, I know who wrote this episode.
This season continues to expand on holidays in the worldbuilding. It also continues to ramify. The school is actually starting, maybe; the murder mystery is collecting evidence; the relationships are relating, and that doesn't mean everyone is returning to season 1 configurations like swallows to Capistrano.
There is a lot less chocolate in these episodes. I don't want the chocolate to get repetitive, but...there's a bunch of sex that is not particularly my thing, there's only a little swordplay, I'm leaning heavily on academic politics and investigation and woodland woowoo here because the chocolate is substantially absent. Sigh. Well. I'm told one can't have everything. But usually one can have chocolate.
The trend of identifiable style among the Tremontaine writers continues. If you want mysticism in the woods in this world, apparently you bring in Delia Sherman, because Episode 7 was the most like The Fall of the Kings of any Tremontaine episode so far. (I am here for it. Any time. I love that book.) Deer in the woods and everyone slightly addled...yep, I know who wrote this episode.
This season continues to expand on holidays in the worldbuilding. It also continues to ramify. The school is actually starting, maybe; the murder mystery is collecting evidence; the relationships are relating, and that doesn't mean everyone is returning to season 1 configurations like swallows to Capistrano.
There is a lot less chocolate in these episodes. I don't want the chocolate to get repetitive, but...there's a bunch of sex that is not particularly my thing, there's only a little swordplay, I'm leaning heavily on academic politics and investigation and woodland woowoo here because the chocolate is substantially absent. Sigh. Well. I'm told one can't have everything. But usually one can have chocolate.
