Picking Nits
Unsupervised Raymond, Arrocas’s wealth, the phone call, Peck’s children and criminals’ instant knowledge.
In the discussion (6)
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- Raymond's fights and erratic behavior receive no apparent supervision. — Chris Ryan
- Arrocas already owns a Malibu home, making the urgency of murdering his parents for business control difficult to understand; elapsed time is unclear. — Chris Ryan
- Penny could let the phone ring during sex; the counterargument is that an unanswered call might make her husband suspicious or bring him home. — Bill Simmons
- Murdering his parents seems an extreme business solution for Arrocas, though Tova may be driving the scheme. — Chris Ryan
- Eight children with another on the way seems excessive for Peck's age, though starting young offers an explanation. — Bill Simmons
- Criminal contacts instantly know details of a secret shooting despite only a few participants knowing the plan, an unexplained genre convention. — Bill Simmons