I too was amazed and delighted at how it started with dead babies and ended with character growth and new beginnings.
My personal favorite was Laszlo realizing that everything does not in fact depend solely on him, and that that's actually a good thing, because it means the world won't end if he goes on vacation or makes a mistake, and also he can go off and enjoy kinky sex clubs in Vienna and setting Freud straight on the reality of child abuse.
But the Sara/John story was also lovely, especially because I felt more and more uneasy about what would realistically happen to Sara's life if she married John. Well, Sara knew too, and she didn't.
Markoe though. What WAS he doing with the babies?! It will forever be my headcanon that he was experimenting on them to raise an army of psychic child soldiers, because absolutely nothing in the show contradicts that.
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My personal favorite was Laszlo realizing that everything does not in fact depend solely on him, and that that's actually a good thing, because it means the world won't end if he goes on vacation or makes a mistake, and also he can go off and enjoy kinky sex clubs in Vienna and setting Freud straight on the reality of child abuse.
But the Sara/John story was also lovely, especially because I felt more and more uneasy about what would realistically happen to Sara's life if she married John. Well, Sara knew too, and she didn't.
Markoe though. What WAS he doing with the babies?! It will forever be my headcanon that he was experimenting on them to raise an army of psychic child soldiers, because absolutely nothing in the show contradicts that.