It could be a great way to delve into her psyche a little bit. Hopefully, we will explore how Raimy is coping or not coping with her actions. Aside from her one comment to the cop, we do not know how she is going to react, but I betВ she will not even the slightest bit of guilt for taking Deacon JoeвЂ™s life. This is definitely a lot more shocking.Д®ven though that future could have been erased by Frank, Raimy still had it in her to kill someone and not even care. He surrenders, and then sheВ shoots him and shrugs it off, saying it doesnвЂ™t matter.

Then, it would have looked like Raimy shot him as he was fleeing the scene. She could have shot him in the back, when she first catchesВ up to him byВ that gas station. The manner in which she kills him is very surprising. Whether or not Raimy had it in her to kill the Nightingale was never aВ question. WeвЂ™ve seen her anger before, when she kicked the crap out of a suspect and almost killed the guy. Raimy killing Deacon Joe is not all that surprising. Yeah, tomorrow is going to suck for Raimy. Oh, and she also thinks that Frank is going to kill him that same night in 1996 and change the future, so killing Deacon Joe will not have any consequences for her. Raimy kills Deacon Joe because she has felt this pain and rage inside of her ever since she saved her dadвЂ™s life and, as a result, took her momвЂ™s. She does not kill him for Meghan or for the dozens of women that he has killed. I could just be a little paranoid, waiting for one last twist to drop, but it would be helpful to make moreВ connections between Joe and the other Nightingale victims.Д«utВ can you imagine Raimy having to face the fact that she did not kill the Nightingale, that she just killed a random scumbag? The main reason why Raimy kills Deacon Joe is because he killed her mother. His angerВ could just come from a distorted mental state where he thinks that the women did not really die, or maybe it doesnвЂ™t, and Meghan really is a liar.Дoes anyone else have this nagging feeling that maybe heвЂ™s not the Nightingale?В Meghan gives detailedВ accounts of all the terrible things things he did to her family, but she does not seem to know anything about the other victims. When Meghan mentions how he killed all those women, he gets really upset and insists that he did not kill them. ThereвЂ™s still a lot to learn about why he does what he does. Meghan gets us closer to himВ than weвЂ™ve ever gotten, but her accounts still arenвЂ™t enough, at least not for me. It would be nice to get inside Deacon JoeвЂ™s head to see how he views his actions. SheВ shows us what he did to her brother and mother, and she explains why heВ kills or, as he puts it, вЂњsaves.вЂќ Meghan gives us proof and first hand accounts that the police arenвЂ™t crazy to suspect Deacon Joe of being the Nightingale. Raimy, Frank, and Satch have all theorized what motivates the NightingaleвЂ™s kills, but all they have are theories.

Through Meghan, we see the monster that is Deacon Joe. Those scenes are definitely the highlight of the case so far. On Frequency Season 1 Episode 10, вЂњThe Edison Effect,вЂќ things get a lot more thrilling and exciting.В The last couple minutes have you sitting on the edge of your seat.Д«efore diving into the end of the hour, letвЂ™s talk about MeghanвЂ™s tapes and the flashbacks.

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