Fringe - Episode 4.15 - A Short Story About Love

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New Pinkner Wyman interview with the title for 4.15

Does the Observer's ominous comment to Olivia at the end of last week's episode tie into the mystery man who Olivia predicted would kill her back in "Lysergic Acid Diethylamide"?
JW: Well, we always try and answer everything. ... Put it this way, he was mentioned for a reason.

Joel, J.J. [Abrams] mentioned at Fox's [Television Critics Association] panel that you're directing an "incredibly romantic" episode. What can you tease about that?
JW: Yes, it's true. I'm in Vancouver now. Can I tease anything? Well, the title is "A Short Story About Love." I mean J.J. was right: It's a romantic episode. We have said all along that love stories are really about the obstacles that people overcome -- at least the good ones, to us anyway. So this is an episode that's going to deal with resolutions in a way that I think will be very satisfying.

What kind of insights into "this" Olivia and her journey can you guys give us, since her past is very different from the Olivia we've come to know and love?
JP: The ones that we mention on the show: She killed her stepfather, who was abusing her mom, which is obviously a very empowering act, but also a very disturbing one for a child. She was also, as we know, a product of the Cortexiphan trials done by Walter, but presumably, when she ran away, she didn't meet a young Peter and therefore didn't turn around and go back.

Source: Full Interview @ huffingtonpost