If you were watching "Tabula Rasa" with mixed feelings (either because it makes you uncomfortable, seems too confusing, or just weirds you out, and maybe you were only watching it because someone else wants to watch it) this installment will likely catch your interest because it suddenly makes sense out of much that is confusing.
Mie's memories often seem like events nobody would want to recall, but it is not safe for her to forget and not deal with her memories. Lives, including hers, but also others, depend on figuring out what has happened.
When she tries to find out why her husband has been acting so strangely, the devastating discovery she makes could change everything, but only if she can hold on to it. The question remains whether Mie ever recovers her memories permanently, or only we remember them while she goes back into oblivion.
Mie's memories often seem like events nobody would want to recall, but it is not safe for her to forget and not deal with her memories. Lives, including hers, but also others, depend on figuring out what has happened.
When she tries to find out why her husband has been acting so strangely, the devastating discovery she makes could change everything, but only if she can hold on to it. The question remains whether Mie ever recovers her memories permanently, or only we remember them while she goes back into oblivion.
