The White Lotus (HBO) TV Show • Page 12

her story is definitely the weakest but I still appreciate the comic relief. it does kind of feel like it's of a different show but I don't mind

 

Nah she’s been great. Imagine being so wrong. Couldn’t be me.

 

narrator: it was him

 

Tanya is so fucking annoying.

 

Yeah, I’m glad someone said it. S1 Tanya was a fun character but she’s awful this time around. I’ve cringed at everything they’ve given her these few episodes.

 

Albie and his dad about to be linked lol

EDIT: educate yourself, don’t be like me!

 

Just FYI I’m pretty sure that’s an offensive term for a couple different reasons

 

albie def gonna kill pool boy

 

the jaeger bomb might kill him first haha

 

Great episode. Its just so nice to watch a show with world class acting, solid writing, and obviously gorgeous backdrop (everyone on the show is beautiful as well) = aka, the pitch meeting for white lotus

 

I think Albie kills Lucia when he finds out she’s a sex worker.

 

I think Albie kills Portia and her new dude and then the front desk lady kills Rocco because she has a crush on that other front desk lady

 

Are we forgetting that the season 1 death was technically an accident? I'd be surprised if this show tips fully into someone being an intentional murderer.

 

Especially with how reckless everyone is this season

 

it was an accident but it was still an extremely pissed dude wielding a giant knife searching for someone in his room lol. it wasn't like a "whoops!" kind of thing. he intended to harm armond.

 

Yeah I don't think this is a straight up murder type of show and more playing on the fact that people die in hotels way more than everyone realizes and probably in weird and unexpected ways.

Didn't they say in the beginning it was like 5 people dead? I'm thinking it's some sort of accident brought on by someone being an asshole.

 

I thought it was 3 dead

 

Went back and looked really quickly and I think he just says a few. So I guess we don't have an exact number.

 

I can see Albie killing his dad before he kills Portia especially if he finds out he slept with Lucia and then tried to manipulate him into “keeping the family together”

 

definitely

 

It would be a little surprising to me if any of the rich people get killed, always thought one of the points of the show is that even when things go wrong for rich people it’s the working class folks who get the worst of it.

 

I cannot figure out for the life of me why Ethan didn’t tell Harper what happened while they were away at the villa. Aubrey was amazing seething for the entire episode.

 

Yeah that didn't really seem true to character, did not like that part.

 

After Cam told him to ignore a nda bro code goes out the window haha

 

i will agree that based on what we know of this guy, it did seem out of character.

although i guess they're trying to convey that he's been trying to look cool in front of Cam this whole time? And it seems like he's been pretty indifferent to Plaza the entire trip. Kinda tired of her analyzing, complaining, etc.