...this series should have ended at the end of Red Riding - 1980 or have consumed the plot of 1983 into 1980. The only resolution I saw was the Reverend Haws - I will say the writer of 1980 made known the distorted morals of Rev. Haws as he assisted 'Elizabeth Hall' (Julia Ford) to have an abortion as well as hitting on her when he meets 'Peter Hunter' (Paddy Considine) for the 1st time.
Not to say clergy haven't, justifiably, been 'outted' as monsters - they have and should always be - bluntly there was no 'just desserts' for any of the big police officials -
This could have been done lightly but firmly for the finale - it wasn't - this was poorly concluded with a lot of loose loose ends.
Not to say clergy haven't, justifiably, been 'outted' as monsters - they have and should always be - bluntly there was no 'just desserts' for any of the big police officials -
This could have been done lightly but firmly for the finale - it wasn't - this was poorly concluded with a lot of loose loose ends.