Castle Rock Season 2 Episode 7
Castle Rock Season 2 Episode 7 – Castle Rock offers another surprising twist on “The Word,” an episode that connects the dots between past and present and between seasons. Along the way, we get a dramatic return from Bill Skarsgard in the episode’s final scene and an excellent performance from Mathilde Dehaye (The Pretenders), who turns out to be the mysterious, mysterious scene Amity Lambert, the crux of the plot against Castle. Oscillate. and the Lot of Jerusalem this season.
“The Word” delves into Lot and Castle Rock’s past in Jerusalem. We meet the French settlers of New Jerusalem, the miserable and starving villagers who live on cursed soil that will bear no fruit. That is until Amity, a young exile accused of being a witch, meets the Angel who will reshape her life and that of the city’s history. When Amity makes people of her with food and abundance, the city welcomes her as her savior, abandoning her old masters, who end up burning at the stake when the Angel, who speaks through Amity, wants it.
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What a great deal “The Word” for a period piece located in this haunted part of Maine. From the scenography to the costumes, everything shines through, a period of great superstition that gives way to fire and brimstone, as New Jerusalem transforms from a humble village into a cursed Satanist lair. Dehaye is utterly hypnotic as Amity, who embraces her newfound power almost immediately, not only to execute the fat cat father who colonial her, but to recruit the rest of the rustics into her new cult. The result is evils of the flesh, bloody executions, and ritual suicides, and the episode takes advantage of every minute of superstitious madness. It’s a much better American Horror Story.
We learn that the Satanists did not simply disappear from the city before it became the Lot of Jerusalem. But instead went into prolonged hibernation. The ritual of suicide, which involves swallowing a beetle before being slaughtered, is horrific, mainly when the camera focuses on frightened children who are about to walk past their tormentor. But Amity, who questions Angel’s order at first, is ultimately so sure of her master’s wishes as she slips her sword into each new throat. 400 years later, Amity’s faith was rewarded.
I love the confidence with which Castle Rock entered the “Lot of Salem” territory. Either because the rules of what Stephen King could adopt were more rigid last year. And because the showrunners were a bit shy on their first try, the first season has never been released so boldly. Instead of taking small pieces of it. Various stories, but rarely one of the biggest (even the Shining connection added little to the show). But season 2 is going on with its remix of Misery and ‘Salem’s Lot. Showrunners Dustin Thomason and Sam Shaw once told us a great story about Annie Wilkes’ origin. And now they’re betting on their version of King’s vampire novel.
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Except that the creature that takes over Castle Rock and the Jerusalem Lot is not a vampire at all. Or at least a statue that looks a lot like the enigmatic character of Bill Skarsgard from season 1. When Ace, the undead ship of Amity’s lover. Pere Augustin, reveals the Angel to those gathered for the 400th anniversary parade birthday, they immediately mesmerized. And taken under the domination of the statue. Everyone except Pop knows something terrible is going on and leaves town.
At the start of the episode, Castle Rock finally sends Tim Robbins back to Shawshank Penitentiary in “The Word”. Pop is there to make amends with his stepbrother John, Ace, and Chris’s crappy dad. When he finds out something is going on in jail. This is when Castle Rock’s ultimate blueprint begins to emerge. When Pop visits Kid’s grotesque cage from Season 1, he finds it empty. But how can it be? After all, Henry Deaver put him back in his cell at the end of the first season. It is the professional episode and can be watch number of times with the other persons also.
The mystery resolved in the final scene when we learn that the Child and the Angel are the same. An evil force that recruits sidekicks to carry out its orders. The last shot shows Amity and the Angel today, standing on the edge of Castle Lake. The haunted place where reality seems to be the thinnest in town. Here, the Angel finally decides to remove the hood for Amity and the public.
