Then & Now
Christine: Considering the number of packages Carolyn has spread across the table at the Collinsport Inn, it appears she's bought herself a new dress, hat, shoes, and handbag. Shopping seems to have provided a welcome distraction from the day's events.
John: That's what happens when a young girl is tormented by increasing doubts and uncertainties...
I don't recall the constable getting up and walking into a camera while interrogating Burke!
Shadows on the Wall
Christine: It's quite a full house at the Collinsport Inn, and Maggie appears to be taking orders, serving customers, and running the register all by herself. Where's Susie when she needs her?
John: I want to know who's cooking those burgers.
Christine: It's interesting to see what passes for a meal at the Collinsport Inn in 1966. Not only is it almost entirely devoid of fruits and vegetables (with the exception of the lone lettuce leaf Burke chooses to remove from his ham and cheese sandwich), but the portions are surprisingly modest. The plates are small, the doughnuts are bite-sized, and coffee seems to accompany every meal. Perhaps that diet explains a thing or two about why everyone in Collinsport seems so easily agitated.
John: Butter and mustard on a sandwich? Maybe Burke truly is crazy.
(Charles?) Bronson is one step closer to Collinwood. I can't remember what Burke is planning.
What did you notice this time that you had never noticed before?
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