The Mosquito Coast – Season 2 Episode 3 “Talk About The Weather” Recap & Review

Talk about the Weather

Episode 3 on The Mosquito Coast starts with returning to the river The episode continues with Allie and her group of friends continuing towards their goal of regaining their lives. Naturally, they find an end of the road and, with their fuel in danger of being low, they decide to stay overnight at an island.

Allie has connections to the area, however, there is no language which is a major obstacle. Margot has a basic understanding of the dialect and is able to let the people in, even though generators can barely maintain the lights until it finally goes out completely and covers them in light.

The villagers are not pleased to see them However, Isela quickly changes their minds when she arrives. She invites them to their house and there Isela insists it’s a functioning community, and that they must pay for their own expenses in order to be accepted into the. They’re given a few weeks to settle in initially, but then they’re told they’re required to sit down and get to work.

Allie shares with her family that he’s very sorry for having them in the first place, but they’re not going to be strangers for very long and must be able to see things from their point of view. Dina looks worried in Charlie’s direction.

Two weeks later, the family has settled in well. Margot is a fisherman along together with other ladies taking it to the village, but the language barriers are a constant obstacle.

In a conversation with one of the ladies, Margot learns that Charlie seems to be sick, and Dina finds herself on milking duties. Charlie isn’t sick, however, as it appears, but is captivated by a multitude of butterflies that occur to be breeding. He’s sleeping poorly and is the only one not doing a great job according to his appearance of it.

He’s been sleeping in the jungle, away from his family, however when Isela discovers the situation, she instructs him to keep away from being noticed and to stay clear of others. He’s not able to be detected. Therefore, you can tell that he’ll be the one who messes everything up, don’t you think?

In Isela’s camp In Isela’s tent, she contacts someone who tells her William Lee is still looking for his family. He’s dangerous and determined to locate Allie as well as the other family members which put the entire community in danger. It’s the risk Isela will accept – at least for the moment.

The other members of this group have had troubled lives too which could be the reason behind the motives of Isela here. Many people have lost loved ones This shelter is filled with individuals who must keep the secret and vigilance a top priority since some of them are in danger of being killed should they do return. It’s enough to get Charlie to make an effort to play soccer with the other kids.

But, there’s the situation in Mexico that could become a source of contention for Charlie in particular if exposed by Isela and the others. It’s possible that he’ll be ejected and assassins on the loose to kill him, and a gang of assassins employed by Lucrecia, of course, does not look very good.

In the meantime, Dina brings up big information that puts them into a tizzy. Isela will offer their boat to Ridley which will leave them with no chance of escape. Dina who earlier snatched herself a pill bottle from the child who was on the boat she assisted in getting oil out of, proposes taking a pill to their father in order to make him stay asleep so they’ll be able to sneak out. Charlie requires help, and they aren’t able to stay in the house for long despite the new home they’ve built for themselves.

Allie does not think a word as her family members gather to celebrate a very happy toast at the end of the night but he does not drink, but instead leads them to the river. He then shows them their trawler is sinking. He realized that Isela was planning to sell the vessel, so the plan was to put it in the sink instead of and keep them all in the same place. That’s the end of the big escape strategy.

The Episode Review

Mosquito Coast almost slips into familiar waters with a constant hook of attending a gathering to mess up the place and then leaving. There’s a lot lesser action in season 2, and it seems that the makers have learned from their mistakes and chosen to go with a slow-burn strategy instead.

However, the initial season is going to have cut the fanbase into two halves, there’s certainly and it will be fascinating to find out how many remain loyal to this each week.

At the moment there isn’t much happening this week other than the family’s move into the community and becoming stuck. It is my hope that the next chapters will develop the character and plot aspects.