Picking Nits
Tracy’s isolation and confidant; head shipment; dog; killer’s public behavior; Somerset’s reaction
In the discussion (7)
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- Tracy’s lack of friends, the move, fear of discussing pregnancy and choice of Somerset as confidant are questioned, though the diner scene is defended as convincing. — Bill Simmons
- The logistics of packaging, courier payment, blood and timing are explored without a settled explanation. — Bill Simmons
- Whether the dog is killed, how the right size box is chosen and how much blood comes from the head are questioned. — Bill Simmons
- An accomplice is proposed; the killer’s bloody taxi ride and uncontrolled behavior raise questions about earlier detection.
- The head is imagined face-up; Somerset’s apparently restrained response is questioned. — Bill Simmons
- Somerset’s suspicion during the car ride and established cynicism are offered to explain his reaction. — Sean Fennessey
- The panel doubts Mills ever looks inside the box after being restrained. — Bill Simmons