| Devil Take Hindmost |
| All right. A new run and a new excitement. I must say I loved this episode. Ever since the show began I've wanted to take a closer look into Wayism. This episode really brought out the better side of Rev, and the darker side of Dylan. Good things: It was interesting seeing Dylan as an advisary. In all the time of Hercules and the beginning of the show Kevin's character has always been the good and right person. Now he's suddenly this faithless enemy to religion. His opposition to Rev and the way of the religion were incredibly shocking. It makes me want to question Kevin's own lyalties, althought that is extremly off base. Dylan is now seen as this person who has no belief and no desire to belive in religion. He's humanistidc and faithless. I don't really like this quality in a person, but it's nice to see that Dylan isn't the perfect "poster boy" he was originally made out to be. This could be built into a good thing though. We could see Dylan grow spiritually as a person under Rev's influence. Wayist religion. It's basically made up of a combination of earth-based religions. They believe in a God (called the Divine) and in prophets and stuff, ans heavily in fate and a higher power. Another interesting thing was that the creator of Wayism was a Maggog. There's something I didn't expect. Could this mean there are more Maggog Priests? I hope so. Baby Maggog. This episode also gave us a new look at the Maggog and their lives. They can grow to full size in a matter of hours if fed right. It was kind of sweet to Rev as a father coddling his litle baby. (they're soooooooo cute even thought they're deadly) |
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