I agree with basically everyone. I don't like when stories have no diversity. That's the same for Black stories. I'm Black and I don't wanna only see Black people in my media. There is natural diversity in the world and it sucks that film and tv people can't find neutrality. Now I will say, this episode blatantly took place in Missouri which has some large, mostly Black communities, however, that community wasn't the main feature of this episode, even with the poverty coming into play with the older sisters wish, that doesn't mean the cast can't be diverse. Anyway! That's really a secondary issue with this episode. Anyone of any color can summon Bloody Mary so I wish that would have been considered...
Anyway, I thought this was one of the better episodes but that ending... it was just terrible and stupid to me. Let's go ahead and punish the good girls. That's fun. The ones who don't do the terrible things are killed... by their friend??? Cool.
Also, why did that child think she needed to kill someone to get like two tablespoons of their blood? Her lack of common sense was out of character for someone who was basically the bread winner and provider for her family. I get feeling like you want more but uh... that's one extreme to the other. And stabbing someone in the eye doesn't always kill them...
Also, at the end, only one jar was offered to Bloody Mary so why kill the other girls?
Someone else said also, at this point, why hadn't Bloody Mary already escaped? There were a million and one people she could have tricked into doing this...
That ending was one big plot hole which easily could have been filled by saying she had to stay in the mirror for this many years before being released, but it might have been a little harder to deal with all that unnecessary death among the friend group...
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