“Nature
Under Constraint and Vexed”
(Spoilers)
This
season picks up right after the end of the last season. Kira and Mrs. S. are missing. Sarah is furious at Rachel because she thinks
it was them. She tries to call people,
but can’t reach Felix and the pink clone phones are no longer in service. Sarah stops at a diner and the owner gives
her a cup of tea. She calls Paul and
leaves a message, and Rachel calls back saying Sarah can be reunited with Kira
if she comes in.
Two
guys come into the diner. One, we
eventually learn is Mark. They hassle
Sarah, until the diner owner takes out a shotgun. Mark tells Sarah that they can take her to
Kira. He then shoots the owner, who
shoots the other guy. Sarah manages to
slip away.
Sarah
finds Felix celebrating in a club. She
tells him what has happened. He points
out that they are probably tracking her phone, so she gets rid of it and steals
another one.
Sarah
sends Felix to Alison’s, to explain everything and to ask for a gun. Alison says she knows a guy who can get her a
clean gun. Alison tells him that she’s
no longer drinking, and she’s doing a musical.
Sarah
calls Paul and sets up a meeting. He’s
on a bridge and someone gives him a phone that Sarah calls. He tells her that Rachel is leaving on a
plane the next morning and Sarah can be with them. He also tells her that there will be a big
meeting/party at the Dyad Institute that night, and that Rachel will be
there. Also, Daniel – Sarah’s “lawyer”
from last season – is Rachel’s go to guy and he is hunting her.
Delphine
meets with Leekie and she tells him that Cosima is sick. She also gives him a blood sample that Cosima
didn’t want him to have.
Alison
meets with Ramon – her supplier of various things – to get a clean gun for
Sarah. Alison later goes to rehearsal (for
a musical about cleaning up dead bodies(?)) where she learns she’s taking over
the lead from Aynsley. Art and Angie are
there, hoping to get something on Alison.
When Sarah shows up to get the gun, they put her in handcuffs. She tries to explain to Art that someone has
taken her daughter. They go to the
diner, but some feds have taken over the investigation. Angie finds it interesting that the possible
witness was a tea drinker. But since
they’re not on any case, they let her go.
Paul
is now working for Rachel, partly because he seems to be the only person Sarah
trusts. Leekie is a little worried at
how Rachel is handling the Sarah/Kira issue.
Alison
has Ramon deliver the gun in a bouquet of flowers to Felix’s, and is a little
stunned to see Cosima and Sarah there.
Sarah
has a plan to crash the Dyad party, but they need something to distract
Daniel. Alison was going to do costume
fittings, so Sarah calls Paul – who hands the phone over to Daniel – and says
she’ll meet him, but gives the address Alison will be at. Daniel’s goons grab her, and she maces
them. Alison demands to see Leekie, and
Daniel apologizes for the mistake.
Sarah
goes to the Dyad shindig as Cosima.
She’s a bit surprised when Delphine kisses her and takes her to meet
Leekie. Sarah/Cosima asks for a private
lab, and hugs Leekie lifting his keycard.
At some point in the conversation, Delphine figures out she’s isn’t
Cosima.
Sarah
sees Paul going downstairs and follows.
She finds Rachel, who says that she lied about having Kira just to get
Sarah to show up. Sarah knocks her out
and, after a little run in with Paul, escapes.
She
goes to Art and he tells her that the dead guy from the diner was a
Proleathean. She starts to tell him
everything.
Then
we see Helena walking into a hospital.
Apparently Mark – with his winged fish belt buckle – helped her there.
The
episode ends with a guy – who we later learn is Benjamin – taking a photo of
Kira in some hotel room.
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Knowing
how Season Two ends, it’s really cool going back and seeing little things you
wouldn’t notice on your first viewing. I
know I’m spoiling the episode, but I’ll hold on to the Season Two spoiler
ending, just in case you’re new to Clone Club.
The
first time I saw this, I was worried about the Proletheans because they just
seemed to show up out of nowhere. But
the second time I watched it – most likely the repeated showing a few hours
later – I realized that we had already seen other Proletheans – Maggie Chen and
Tomas – so these new ones weren’t so random.
I
wasn’t sure about Helena being alive. I
believe at the time I figured Helena was the villain of the first season, and
they were probably setting Rachel up to be the villain of the second. I wasn’t sure why they would need two. Of course, that was looking at this show as a
regular – predictable – kind of show.
Now that Helena is my second favorite clone (Cosima is my favorite) I’m
glad they didn’t just kill her off in the first season.
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