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The Fall (S2 E2): “Night Darkens the Street” (2014)

December 17, 2016 By Professor Arielle Saiber

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Among scheming serial killer Paul Spector’s books in his clandestine
hotel room is THE INFERNO. His 16-year-old minion, Katie Benedetto,
reads out the first few verses in a beautiful Italian. Paul then
attacks Katie, and in the following episode, she breaks into his hotel
room and leaves a not-so-nice message in lipstick on the bathroom
mirror.    –Adam Glynn (Bowdoin College ’17)

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