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Betty Buckley … is … everything. In the moments of his first appearance in the premiere of season 3 of Preacher, Tony's winner told us everything we needed to know about Jesse's famous grandmother, Marie L 'Angell, and brought up the bat series in the stratosphere. In other words, she killed. Which was ironic, since "Angelville" started with Jesse and Cassidy arriving at the plantation holder in the hope of convincing his character to save Tulip from pushing daisies. Did the voodoo of Mrs. L 'Angell do the business? As if you do not already know, read on …
'WEEBLE WOBBLE, BUT IT'S FALLING' | Opening "years ago" in Angelville – aka "the place that digs in your heart and will not seem to leave" – the episode immediately gave us an idea of the power and price of black magic from Mrs L & # 39; Angell: On the one hand we saw her heal a counselor from her urge to drink; on the other hand, a man who looked like a tramp begged Jesse's mother, Christina, to give him "that" until he was beaten by TC's hand and "put back with him." others "out of sight. Later, another henchman – Jody, the legend who killed Jesse's father – surprised Christina hiding something in her room. After trying to escape and being brutally brought back to Angelville by Tweedle Scum and Tweedle Scummier, her mother asked to know what it was. "Would not you you want to know, you crazy? Christina spat before eating what turned out to be a picture of baby Jesse. Unfortunately, although Mrs. Angell proclaimed to love her daughter more than anything, she fact want to know – so badly that she opened Christina and removed the picture of her! While Christina was shouting, "Do not touch my Jesse," her mother gave the order to "attach her to the machine". (And you have to give the show the credit of how it formulates vague words like "back with the others," "The machine" and even "that" creeptacular.)
"LOOK AT WHAT THE CAT HAS COUPLED" | Nowadays, when Jesse and Cassidy found the family home of the former seemingly deserted, the vampire lit up again in his ex-spouse for letting Tulip die. So ticked that he had no more f-s to give, Cassidy even went so far as to confess that he and the deceased had been connected – before she was dead, of course. The ensuing fight was only interrupted when they were interrupted by T.C. and a wheelchair Miss Mary, the incarnation of hell on wheels. With time running out, Jesse quickly explained why they were coming, and in response, his grandmother … rolled into the kitchen for a snack. In terms of helping her, she was – how to say – not enthusiastic. "A traitor, a boy who leaves his family to fight and rot," she hissed. "For him, I do not need to help s-" But since Jesse would do anything to save Tulip – and, as his grandmother noted, "It's a Big word … no matter what "- she reminded him that he knew what she wanted. we I did not know, be careful. Neither one nor the other were thought enough to spell it for us. However, Jesse opened his hand and let his blood flow on a towel that his grandmother drew on his lap.
"Why can not I do a good thing? | A bargain concluded, Mrs. Angell sent Jesse asking Jody where he could boil the trance (at least I think that's what they called it). At the same time, Cassidy had to collect all the items on Jesse's list of Tulip's favorite things to make her return to the land of the living. But Jesse was having a bad time with his favorite music, protested the stupid vampire. Joni Mitchell is his favorite. However, there was no time to discuss. At that very moment, the woman they both loved was in Purgatory. "Death will come to the door," Mrs. Angell explained, "and when she answers, she'll be gone for good." So, Jesse and Cassidy are gone. Seeing Jody disembowel an alligator, Jesse greeted him with "You're probably still pissed off." Which, honestly, is probably the way he should greet most people he's ever known. Taking Jesse 's preacher costume, Jody replied, "You could disguise yourself as your dad does anything you want, kid, but you will never look like your mother again than you do right now" and l'. drew in his arms. (So … not exactly the interaction I was waiting for between Jesse and the killer of his pop.)
"MORE THAT HAPPENS, MORE HELP" | While Jesse and Jody were going to the Boyds' house to get the trance boiling – an idea so bad that shots were fired before the end of the mission – Cassidy continued her treasure hunt and came back find Lady Angell chewing a scorpion pepper over Tulip's body. "If the mind feels your pain," she explained, sometimes "it will come back to soothe it". To have one, she said to Cassidy. "Maybe she'll come back for yours." From there, she wove a very manipulative thread, about how she had loved someone who had not loved her, not before casting a spell. Then he loved her day after day "until I killed him". And she was so grateful to Cassidy for bringing Jesse home that if there was anything he wanted back, all he had to do was ask. Meanwhile, Jesse and Jody are back. But before they get into the house – before Jody's even put him back to the boil of the trance – he wanted to fight. "Is it today that you finally hit me?" He asked Jesse. "For the sake of your love, I hope so. "Suffice it to say that it was not the day that Jesse beat Jody – in fact, if Miss Marie had not intervened, Jody would have dropped a pickup truck on Jesse." (Does that mean that he has superpowers or something?)
WELCOME HOUSE, JESSE & # 39; | In Purgatory, Tulip hung with a younger version of herself and relived her father's thwarted attempt to go straight. When the Department of Family and Protective Services knocked on the door – a substitute for death – our heroine reassured her young daughter that it would not be worse than her family life. But before opening the door, she noticed that the coffee table was now covered with her favorite things. Young Tulip was even drinking a bowl of Boo-Berry! Between the tempting offers, Jesse's proclamation that he needed his girlfriend because "Who am I going to steal from a store except you?" And Cassidy's putting on Joni Mitchell, Tulip was brought back from there. other side. Before waking up in her body, however, she met our god adapted to the dog, who told him that he was counting on her to help her achieve her grand design. (Mmkaaay …) That night, while Tulip was resting after her ordeal, Jesse could not help but imagine Cassidy lying next to her in the bed. Calm down with a whiskey, he was approached by his grandmother, who was anxious to make sure they had an agreement. "Yeah," he said. "Or I could cheat and change my mind, kill you as I would have done years ago.Do not take a lot.Push yourself, you'd be dead before you touch the ground." His response "Rather than do that, Jesse agreed to honor their mysterious affair, how much she reminded him of it – and it was even more terrifying than his "Push me" – that she loved him more than anything, just as she had her mother.
So, I can not be the one obsessed with the nastiness that Betty Buckley creates here, is not it? And how many of you are now Team Cassidy instead of Team Jesse in the battle for Tulip? Hit the comments after noting the episode.
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