The dynamic between Tic and Montrose, and the undercurrent of violence, makes them fascinating to watch.
After some resistance, Montrose agrees to help Tic and Leti on their quest, given his research into Dora’s history, and into the Order of Ancient Dawn. With Samuel apparently out of the way, she is now openly engaging in a power play, which is fun to watch even if I do hope the primary focus remains on the Black characters.Ĭhristina’s arrival on Leti’s doorstep kicks off a National Treasure-like adventure for Tic n’em to find Titus Braithwhite’s hidden pages from the Book of Adam before Christina, or any of the 34 remaining lodges do. In “ Whitey’s On The Moon” Christina was very delicately manipulating her father and Tic for her own agenda, under the guise of helping the Sons of Adam reach their goals. Now, she has to contend with Winthrop’s branch of magical miscreants on top of playing whatever game she’s playing with Tic. She’s looking for Hiram’s orrery, apparently the key to his time machine-because why not?- and has upset the local wizard wannabe, Captain Lancaster. Neither the destruction of Ardham Lodge or Tic’s ill-advised murder attempt have slowed her down, and she’s up to her usual cryptic nonsense. Lovecraft Country Episode 4Ĭhristina pulls into the Northside in her silver Bentley, unscathed, backdropped by Rihanna’s “Bitch Better Have My Money”, perfectly capturing her vibe of wealth and privilege and lack of fucks to give.
The episode is available to stream now on all HBO platforms. This Lovecraft Country review contains spoilers.
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