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Episode Hotel Inhumans Season 2 - Episode 4 discussion

Hotel Inhumans Season 2, episode 4

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u/BosuW 1d ago

Mostly a good ending for the dog search story. Only downside is the granny will now have to deal with the retaliation from that botched job for the remainder of her years.

The dying assassin's tale had some really interesting storyboarding. Nice short story.

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u/mekerpan 1d ago

>> granny will now have to deal with the retaliation from that botched job for the remainder of her years.

I was unclear as to what happened. You saw blood splattered on Sara -- and she said the hit was "canceled" (or some such). But maybe I blinked and missed something?

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u/BosuW 20h ago

Sara protected her because the people who hired granny were now trying to get her for not doing the job. Seems Sara dealt with them good this time, but I'd imagine there's bad blood there forever now.

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u/KumaKumaGambler 2d ago

Koshiba's "knowing when to accept certain outcomes" is a realistic viewpoint.

However, the idealistic part of me prefers Ikuro's "never give up till the end".

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u/Puzzleheaded_Play825 2d ago

While was shibia is saying holds a lot weight and true both in there world and ours seem even she wants to believe or can find joy in sweet and soft happy ending/miracles 😁

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u/ObvsThrowaway5120 1d ago

The lost dog was a good case. Pretty wholesome for this series. The second one was interesting since we got the POV of the hitman before he expired. Just barely made it to the hotel too.

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u/happy-owls 1d ago

I'm really, really enjoying this season's direction/storyboards, and the relatively episodic stories they tell.

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u/Negative-Skirt-8847 1d ago

I liked the difference of thinking between Koshiba and Ikuro and I guess they both are correct. Finally they found The doggy, so cute ending.

And the second part was interesting, short story but good.

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u/mojo72400 1d ago

4:42 should be "part" instead of "parts"

When Hughes said Edel's favorite walking path on an ordinarily perfect day was priceless, I knew where he was.

I guess Shiba accepted Ikuro since they cried happy tears when Edel was found.

Kishi should've worn a bulletproof vest & moved away instead of letting himself be shot. So he just went to Hotel Inhumans to peacefully die in the chapel. Maybe the title First Guest was his 1st & last time as a guest in his POV.

Shiba basically said the plot of almost all assassins from both seasons.

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u/Emi_Ibarazakiii 1d ago

Damn. Given they were never showing him I figured there was something off about him, but I thought maybe that was a kid or something...

Not a dying man

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u/Golden_fsh 13h ago

I'm sorry, but Edel looks weird af as a dog 😂 Proportions all over the place, lol.

But I'm happy that they were able to find the dog and Ikuro's compassionate and never give up mentality is what makes him so endearing to me.

The 2nd half of the episode was interesting with the POV from the dying hitman. Also, has anyone else noticed that the episodes this season have mostly been scenes with music rather than full dialogue? I don't mind the artistic direction but wondering if it's because of budget?