Aden's impending departure is being handled a lot better than it has been up to now but it's still hard to shake the feeling that Justin is being high-handed and Nicole is taking things too much to heart.At least Justin has abandoned his army idea, maybe, but it's hard to agree with his assertion that Aden needs to go to the city rather than staying where he's happy, usually, and supported by people that care about him.Sadly Nicole ends up reading things the wrong way and making a sacrifice that he doesn't really want her to make.
Aside from a bewildering slapstick plot line about Leah, Elijah, VJ and Colleen nearly dying, the other main focus is the departure of Rabbit. She and Miles share a last moment and he's left feeling at peace.Was she a hallucination?Was she a ghost?Was she Amber?It's ultimately left up to the viewer, as is the identity of Rabbit's mother, significantly Miles doesn't refer to either of them by name, despite Rabbit calling him Daddy, and the tone of ambiguity is nice.
Aside from a bewildering slapstick plot line about Leah, Elijah, VJ and Colleen nearly dying, the other main focus is the departure of Rabbit. She and Miles share a last moment and he's left feeling at peace.Was she a hallucination?Was she a ghost?Was she Amber?It's ultimately left up to the viewer, as is the identity of Rabbit's mother, significantly Miles doesn't refer to either of them by name, despite Rabbit calling him Daddy, and the tone of ambiguity is nice.