I don’t think this is the last time we’ll see Robyn paying that debt forward.įamily Life: Vi and Delilah deal with the knowledge of Robyn’s arrest. It’s not the first time that Robyn’s mentioned that someone stepped in to help her, when she was young. Robyn convinced Kisha to go into therapy and promised to be there if she ever needed anything. When she overheard Kisha telling her lawyer that jail time was preferable to court-ordered therapy, she stepped in. She very quickly learned that she was not. Kisha, a young woman sharing Robyn’s cell, greeted Robyn by trying to prove she was the toughest person in the room. Robyn didn’t waste her time staring at the walls. They presented this real current issue in our society, then focused the story on Robyn’s mission. These writers do a good job of presenting an issue without breaking the storytelling by preaching. I like the way this show looks at current events. I was surprised that I believed her when she promised to look into other similar cases. It also made sense that she would thank Hector by ensuring Luis was released. I wasn’t surprised that she let Robyn go. The biggest surprise of the episode was Grafton being a human being. Judging from the expression on Grafton’s face, she did not expect it either. When Hector refused to shoot DA Grafton, I thought Ellis was going to be forced to fire the gun. I didn’t expect them to hand the gun to Hector. I really did’t think Ellis was capable of getting his hands dirty, even it it meant saving his own life. Robyn, Mel, Harry, and Dante disrupted the plan so much that ADA Ellis, the guy Dante punched out prior to the pilot, was forced to out himself as being involved with a mob called the Bridgetown Clique. More interesting was what happened when DA Grafton was brought into the “killing room”. It was pretty clear, even before Mel and Harry broke into that room, that Hector was being set up to take the fall. New York City has yet to offer up anything that makes her nervous. Once Robyn was in custody, both the DA and Mallory attempted to intimidate her into giving up her name and Hector’s. In Mallory’s defense the move doesn’t fool him, but there is nothing he can really do about it. (Man, I wish I were capable of that kind of swift analytical thinking.) Robyn spots Mallory moving in and orders Dante to handcuff her. He sees Robyn talking to Dante and moves in. When he sees Dante rush out of the office, Mallory follows him. She chooses to pass the information on to the authorities through Dante. Robyn is concerned that Hector might be a threat to the District Attorney, which obligates Robyn to warn her. Last week Mallory came to the annoyingly wise conclusion that to catch his prey, he should follow Dante.

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