Yes, there wasn't even a moment where they considered that maybe she should know about
Daniel's death, and that's just... wrong. I mean, from writer-standpoint and creating any sort of believability. Then again,
him suddenly making up with Emily and having scenes together tinted with forgiveness etc, just to die literally an episode later was a seriously cheap move IMO.
And absolutely, Jack and Margeoux (that's me trying for alternate spelling
) were great together, and I'd have preferred they didn't break it up. Those characters actually seemed to be together because of who they were, not because the PLOT GETS WHAT PLOT WANTS.
When it comes to David, I think that first an foremost he's a
terrible actor. Like seriously, the writers expect his actions to be believable and some sort of logical conjunction, but I'm left baffled and confused all of the time. I don't know what he means, what he doesn't mean. He gives weird looks at the camera/makes faces that normally say "oh, yea, the guy knows X and Y, but he hides it" or "he didn't recognize her at all!" or whatever else. Important clues. Meanwhile, at least to me, he sends a message like that but then it turns out it's completely not like that. And I feel lost, and I lose connection.