I've been thinking, what's the true cost of "progress" in a place like Jasper Hollow? Is Constance Van Ness's pursuit of power and control worth the weight of crushing the local community's way of life? It's easy to get caught up in the notion that might makes right, but what about the value of relationships and personal connections? The line between good and evil is so blurred in this series, it's like the characters are trapped in a never-ending loop of moral gray areas. I mean, who are we to judge Fiona Nolan for taking matters into her own hands when everyone around her seems powerless? And what does that say about our own capacity for agency in the face of adversity? 
it's like totally not your average cowboy show. Gillian Anderson is soooo good as the lead, all ice queen vibes and stuff 
but Lena Headey brings her A-game too, their chemistry is 
. what I love about this show is how it tackles real issues like power struggles and family dynamics in a way that's not preachy or heavy-handed. its like they're actually trying to make u think 
She's like the queen of icy coolness. And Lena Headey is just perfect as the feisty Fiona - their chemistry is electric 
. Can't wait for more of this complex, morally ambiguous goodness