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Episode 7: To See The Light Pt 1

By: Justin Lockey
Narrated by: Ariyon Bakare, Rose Leslie, Olafur Olaffson, Toby Jones, a full cast
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  • A bigger picture begins to emerge and sides are chosen leading to sacrifices needing to be made with tragic consequences. Fallen Arrow is disbanded but David and Matthew have each other in their sights.
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The time lines to try to make it believable

Could be better with a sequel with Anna and David being a force working on missions for money.

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Interesting concept but flat execution

An interesting concept but one that is let down by poor character development and illogical, sometimes farcical, character actions. Reasonable performance by the voice actors and good overall sound design.

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