I'm definitely changing the sheets.
After 4 episodes of being teased, it's finally time for Janet to meet Daniel again. Jon's journey to discover the truth about Hannah continues, while Ted jr. takes the single biggest decision of his entire life, in this week's, amazing, episode of Rectify. Let's break it down, the end is nigh, but it's not quite here yet.

In the final moments of the episode we see her weeping, finally tired of dealing with all that life has been throwing at her.


His siblings Amantha and Jared remain on the bench too, despite appearing in a couple of key scenes with Janet first and Ted jr. later, as other stuff take a more prominent positioning this time around.

While Jon doesn't know yet of the new development that Bobby just shared with Ted jr. and us, his quest for the truth leads him back to Sheriff Doggett, which upon calling him to meet at his house, leaves him alone for half an hour, with an affidavit of Christopher Nelms' interview that he conducted last season, while gathering evidences against Trey for the rape of Hanna Dean. Luckily Jon will probably soon find out about Bobby's words too, since Ted jr. shares them with Amantha and Jared, before heading back to his old house, the one where Tawney lives alone now, and channeling his inner lock picking abilities, as he breaks inside of it. In a sort of a farewell to his old house and the life that it represented, he cooks a nice steak on the barbecue that hasn't been used since he left, gathers some of his fishing and hunting gears, and steps one last time in his own bedroom.
This was one hell of a episode. While this has been a very good season of Rectify, other than that one scene in the premiere, it hasn't really delivered a lot of punches, dramatically speaking, in the three hours that lead to this one, but oh boy oh boy, did things took a very dark turn in this one, as the show delivers some of its best guts-wrenching sequences yet, with Ted jr. finally divorcing Tawney, Daniel's moment with Chloe or the unfolding of what had been so far one of the few anchors we could cling to, Ted senior and Janet relationship. While things could feel kind of hopeless some times, I think the show will ultimately be about how we can always strive to move forward, never backwards.
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