In this episode, we really get to see the personal life of Marcia and the impact this trial is having on it. It's quite a touching episode. I'd like to see more episodes like this, showing us the side of the trial that wasn't visible to the public, the relationships between these characters. These human interactions and struggles are what make the show great, not necessarily the trial itself. Sarah Paulson continues to be outstanding as the pace of this plot really picks up.
Review of Marcia, Marcia, Marcia
