Honestly, I wish the show would calm down on the romances this season. ‘Nancy Drew’ season 2, episode 13 final thoughts In short, this story needs to end because it’s just too complicated and not being handled properly for the complex and nuanced issues it should, but is not addressing.

It’s not his place.īut isn’t George tired of lying to Nick all of the time? Since this Odette thing started, it seems like she’s always hiding something from Nick, so this picture we’re actively told to see in every single episode of them being the perfect couple and soulmates never feels realistic. Whether that be because of her own relationship, because he’ll be angry at Bess, or some other reason, why is it any of Nick’s business It’s George’s body, not Nick’s, and she’s in charge of finding out what will be successful for her and Odette to live life to the fullest extent. What really bothered me on this episode, though, is how George basically said that Nick better not ever find out about Bess and Odette’s feelings for one another. However, the issue of consent is brought up, kind of, in this capacity and George has full control and is shaming Bess for developing feelings for Odette. While they agreed to be “just friends” on Nancy Drew season 2, episode 13, that was quickly followed by a moment that insinuated those two cannot just be friendly. It’s not really adding anything to the show to do this in fact, I’d say it’s doing the opposite and taking away from the characters having as much space to breathe and develop lasting relationships of any kind.Īnd for Odette and Bess, the entire situation is being handled strangely. It’s such a shame that the storytelling has devolved to only this type of episode, week after week, since the Aglaeca mess was over. There’s capacity for a huge, eventful mystery, like Dead Lucy’s last season, to be explored for numerous episodes… but it’s being wasted on new mysteries every week that don’t get a chance to develop whatsoever.

This mystery and the twists involved are the perfect example of the potential that is being wasted on this show. (Almost just like Nancy and Carson’s situation.) It’s certainly a heartbreaking ending for this girl, whose life has already been hard enough, but now she gets to pick up the pieces and move forward with her grandmother. As for the mystery of Nancy Drew season 2, episode 13 itself, I wasn’t expecting the twist ending with Birdie’s uncle, Frank, being behind the accident that killed both of her parents.

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