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the plan, as usual, is on top, I sometimes keep admiring some fragments of the plan in the series; but I don't think everything in this series can be so simple, nevertheless this Pilgrim is an influential person, and there is not much evidence, only indirect
still, "Lupin" is one of the best TV shows for me personally, which I watched at the age of 21, yes, there are many nuances and a few illogical things that play into the hands of the plot, but for the sake of the atmosphere and the "wow" effect, I'm ready to put up with them.
For me, the plan should have fallen apart at the stage of fake news about the theft of the painting. Well, let's say that her smartphone and computer were hacked and fake notifications were sent from her usual news apps, well, she looked at this case, but she doesn't live and work in this field in an information vacuum. It couldn't have happened in a few days without revealing that there had actually been no theft.
yes, in principle, every second plan is based on one convention, especially this one, so I agree with you :) there were a lot of conventions in this regard, starting with how she noticed him on the street, before stealing the bracelet and turning her father over to the police, but, as I said, for me the whole wow effect is to reveal how they pulled it all off in the end, despite these illogical things and Some holes
The soundtrack of this episode is incredible! the second season already seems to me to be more dynamic than the first , all the illogic is compensated by irreplaceable charm)
I got goosebumps at the end...I love it when he explains his plan :) And yes, I thought that he would not come to her meeting in the end, as she did not come to him. And he came because he understood that she did not come because of her father. That's cool.
I would have planted Dumont together with Pelligrini.
Damn, I'm the only one who's surprised that Asan is walking around the city a week later, visiting cafes, and the Pilgrim people aren't looking for him at all? Well, what nonsense!
@Maxyjazz: At the beginning of the episode, Asan says that he has not seen his son for a week after the abduction. Plus, while they were preparing the plan, it could still take an indefinite amount of time.
I don't mind turning a blind eye to the whole plan with Juliet for the sake of a beautiful ending, because this is mostly what the series is built on, but it seems to me quite illogical to start the series. If Asan is so important to Pelegrini that he sent a bunch of people to his wife's house to meet him, isn't it strange that they all just left when GG disappeared, leaving Claire and her son alone, as if nothing had happened, as if she hadn't broken her promise to the boss? Was it not reasonable to take the family hostage, thus entering into a dialogue with Asan, or at least to have leverage over him? It seems that serious people do serious things, but it looks like part of the action exists solely for the sake of action, without pursuing any specific goal
And why aren't the police looking for Assan, he was arrested in the last episode, he calmly escaped from them, and then what, they're not interested in him anymore?
It is clear that the story is not over. A rich man with a lot of connections at the top will get rid of some murky story with some kind of setup 25 years ago in an instant.
I love them so much, sometimes it seems that they don't need anyone else, and only they exist: Assan, who tells his next incredible plan to Ben, who will always support him, and baby Jacuse, who has become a wonderful friend to them.
How my heart fluttered with concern for Juliette, who was waiting for Assan by the river. I thought for a moment that he wouldn't come like she used to... It worked out, and well! I feel sorry for her. :(
Julie had betrayed her father so quickly. She was a fan of him. And then hop, and that's it, you have to hand over your father to the cops instantly. The series is well done. But before that, everything is far from reality - a fairy tale)))
I thought at least Pellegrini's daughter wouldn't be like that, but no, he's stealing from her foundation. (There was a long text about why they forgot about Juliet's mother =D ) I wonder if Claire's boyfriend is the doctor they were talking about earlier. What if it's a spy? Well, and some kind of Claire... I don't know how to say it: as a sign of love, someone would ask to steal a gift from an ex-wife, which you didn't even give. I was the only one who thought at first that the bracelet was not bought by chance, and surely this is part of some kind of Assan's plan? Did you buy this bracelet for the guy? =D I liked it - the site's logo looks like Wikipedia, but it doesn't seem to be it, right? This will explain why the article disappeared without a trace - the in-series analog =D The plan was good, but there was one catch-what if she decided to check all the news sites to see where everything was known? And it turns out that no one writes about the painting =D It would be another matter if they said, "I know her, she won't look for information." Was Assan's ex-wife in the case? By the way, does it seem to me that the police should not have ignored any paper in the office? At least leave someone to keep an eye on the household. Otherwise, this bespectacled man will take it (I wouldn't be surprised if he turns out to be Assan's fake duck =D) and destroy the fake documents.
Another interesting episode) Assan thought of everything, Juliette fell for it and did everything. And at the end of the episode, for a moment I thought he wasn't coming to meet Juliet. I'm glad he didn't do that.)
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42the plan, as usual, is on top, I sometimes keep admiring some fragments of the plan in the series; but I don't think everything in this series can be so simple, nevertheless this Pilgrim is an influential person, and there is not much evidence, only indirect
still, "Lupin" is one of the best TV shows for me personally, which I watched at the age of 21, yes, there are many nuances and a few illogical things that play into the hands of the plot, but for the sake of the atmosphere and the "wow" effect, I'm ready to put up with them.
For me, the plan should have fallen apart at the stage of fake news about the theft of the painting.
Well, let's say that her smartphone and computer were hacked and fake notifications were sent from her usual news apps, well, she looked at this case, but she doesn't live and work in this field in an information vacuum.
It couldn't have happened in a few days without revealing that there had actually been no theft.
the second season already seems to me to be more dynamic than the first
, all the illogic is compensated by irreplaceable charm)
And it's a good thing he didn't dump Juliet, it would have been very harsh on her.
And yes, I thought that he would not come to her meeting in the end, as she did not come to him. And he came because he understood that she did not come because of her father.
That's cool.
I would have planted Dumont together with Pelligrini.
If Asan is so important to Pelegrini that he sent a bunch of people to his wife's house to meet him, isn't it strange that they all just left when GG disappeared, leaving Claire and her son alone, as if nothing had happened, as if she hadn't broken her promise to the boss? Was it not reasonable to take the family hostage, thus entering into a dialogue with Asan, or at least to have leverage over him?
It seems that serious people do serious things, but it looks like part of the action exists solely for the sake of action, without pursuing any specific goal
PERFECT)
And the violin at the end of the series is right on the strings of the soul.
His name is also wonderful - J'accuse - in French, "I accuse."
I didn't even understand at first. Well done!
(There was a long text about why they forgot about Juliet's mother =D )
I wonder if Claire's boyfriend is the doctor they were talking about earlier. What if it's a spy?
Well, and some kind of Claire... I don't know how to say it: as a sign of love, someone would ask to steal a gift from an ex-wife, which you didn't even give.
I was the only one who thought at first that the bracelet was not bought by chance, and surely this is part of some kind of Assan's plan? Did you buy this bracelet for the guy? =D
I liked it - the site's logo looks like Wikipedia, but it doesn't seem to be it, right? This will explain why the article disappeared without a trace - the in-series analog =D
The plan was good, but there was one catch-what if she decided to check all the news sites to see where everything was known? And it turns out that no one writes about the painting =D It would be another matter if they said, "I know her, she won't look for information."
Was Assan's ex-wife in the case?
By the way, does it seem to me that the police should not have ignored any paper in the office? At least leave someone to keep an eye on the household. Otherwise, this bespectacled man will take it (I wouldn't be surprised if he turns out to be Assan's fake duck =D) and destroy the fake documents.