Review: Best Episode Yet!!!!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 5, 2014
The kidnapping of Reagan and Page in the last episode had me both thrilled and panicked. I was excited for the prospect of Kane and Reagan having more time together, but it irked me, no, shredded me that sweet, innocent Page was also taken. Taken away from her brothers. Away from her family. Away from her safety.But I've been saying this for ages now. Kane is not a bad guy. He's misunderstood. Those of you who think otherwise can go right ahead and keeping thinking of Kane as the bad guy, but I know the truth.:)And Kane in this episode just proved what I already knew. Sure, he took Page away (an idiotic and dangerous idea, I admit), but he knew it would keep Reagan from running away from him right away; after all, she can't willy nilly run away from him in the dark of night when she has the safety of a little girl to think about. She has to act smarter than she has in the past because it's not just her own life in the balance.But we all know Reagan. She likes her freedom. She doesn't like to be told what to do, and she certainly does not like Kane's constant attempts to make her his. But no matter how much Reagan demands for Kane to leave her be, she has these feelings for him that she tries to deny. He has this likeability that she termed wonderfully in this episode as "poor-me-I'm-so-misunderstood vulnerability".I loved how Reagan's thoughts were constantly warring with one another. Reagan can fool herself all she wants, but she can't convince me that she actually believes all those horrible things about Kane that she tries to tell herself are 100% true.One of these days I hope she realizes that maybe she's a little crazy and that maybe Kane is actually a great guy. Hehe. I can only wish for it, right?Anyway, I swear, every episode I think is the "best one" and then the next episode comes and it's somehow better than the last. This episode was no exception. I loved Kane more than ever, and Page and Reagan became more dear to me too. Kane's confessions to Reagan were not only touching, they were utterly endearing.