Dune: Prophecy Recap: A Harkonnen Never Forgets
Now that’s more like it.
Now that’s more like it.
Each week brings another installment where Mia strives to win over the cast with her fairy tales. It comes as no surprise that when Mia referred to “the fathers of my children,” she was actually speaking about her first husband and eldest offspring, who has been absent from screen since her initial season. The cat, I am not, but a spectator of good taste who grew up watching daytime soap operas with my mother. Mia’s approach, with its knack for sensationalizing conflicts at all costs, resembles an old and worn-out playbook. While it may generate consistent on-screen drama, this is not the stage for such antics. Unlike Theresa Lopez-Fitzgerald in the soap opera Passions, who would invent new ways to stalk Ethan Crane, Mia’s actions risk compromising her real life. As Karen put it, “The pressure of managing a virtual kingdom has clearly gone to her head.
Hey there! Samantha Miller, your actions are fragmenting my fragile, frosty emotions into countless tiny shards, and I urgently request you to halt this immediately. Frankly, I found myself revisiting several emotional scenes from the near-final episode of “Somebody Somewhere” (more tears, oh boy!) while shielding my eyes behind my hands, as if watching a delightfully spooky movie. When Sam went on her date with someone from Iceland, it was like witnessing a mother bird releasing her fledgling into the world, powerless to do anything but watch as this young bird bravely stepped out of its comfort zone. My nervousness levels are just now returning to their usual state. Interestingly enough, the date seemed to be going splendidly… until Sam starts doubting herself midway through. Historically, she’s struggled with not giving others an opportunity—Tricia had pointed this out during Sam’s dispute with Joel last season—but it appears that this season showcases the fact that the person Sam refuses to give a chance to is none other than herself. I can’t help but feel deeply moved by this realization.
Spoilers ahead for episode 6 of Somebody Somewhere’s third season.
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