The idea that Mark would go search in exactly the spot that Ronald might be hidden is hard to believe, but it’s equally illogical that Ronald and Scarlet would just be sitting inside with Agatha, with only Ronald’s zapper collar to prevent either of them from crying out. But the bigger issue, aside from Scarlet deciding to take rebellious action against her captors, is that Ronald is still a wanted man, and I’m not sure what he thinks is going to happen when someone does eventually recognize him. As usual, there’s far too much going on for anyone to pay attention to the latest developments here, what with all the severed hands being put in boxes. How can Cassie possibly think this is the right time for romance with Mark? Ren and Tonya are showing up in a few too many places, and Jenny doesn’t have much patience for dealing with all the lying that’s going around. Tonya picked a bad time to start working for Ren in this way now that her brother is in town, and Donno’s response to him showing up indicates why that should be taken seriously. Bridger shouldn’t be as worried about his parents finding out about who’s in his basement as the fact that Ren very much knows where he and his friends are. And then there’s Travis, who’s about to kill someone in an undercover move that he won’t be able to shake if he manages to be survive the rest of the season.
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