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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&#039;Drama" data-source="post: 246815" data-attributes="member: 23"><p>The end to the first season has been very satisfying. Stories that have bubbled along throughout the first dozen episodes came to a natural head in the thirteenth. Lives, livelihoods and homes at stake. Threats. Dramatic confrontations. Characters banished from town. It's all come out of the slow burn that's led us to this point. </p><p></p><p>What's more, the series had its cake and ate it too, with truths being spoken, good triumphing over evil (it's a little more grey than that, but karma has given payback to series antagonists while rewarding the protagonists). And while this is a satisfying conclusion that would have made a perfect end to the entire series, the are hints of hope for the future with yet another marriage proposal (one that will significantly affect every character) and a truce between Matt and Luke (not Bros, but uncle and nephew) bringing things full circle from the primary arc of the first few episodes.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 246815, member: 23"] The end to the first season has been very satisfying. Stories that have bubbled along throughout the first dozen episodes came to a natural head in the thirteenth. Lives, livelihoods and homes at stake. Threats. Dramatic confrontations. Characters banished from town. It's all come out of the slow burn that's led us to this point. What's more, the series had its cake and ate it too, with truths being spoken, good triumphing over evil (it's a little more grey than that, but karma has given payback to series antagonists while rewarding the protagonists). And while this is a satisfying conclusion that would have made a perfect end to the entire series, the are hints of hope for the future with yet another marriage proposal (one that will significantly affect every character) and a truce between Matt and Luke (not Bros, but uncle and nephew) bringing things full circle from the primary arc of the first few episodes. [/QUOTE]
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