Spoilers For "Yellowothlettings" to follow them.

Earlier on Yelloweleaketti, the girls were hunting once again - this time for coach Ben Scott (Steven Krueger). Ben saved Marie (Alexa Bariaas) from an unpleasant fall in the pit And finally let it fly back to the basket. No good deed is unpunished, though; Yellowl pockets still think Ben burned the cabin down, trying and failing to kill them, Back to the finale of season 2 "Storytelling". Ben claims he did not burn the cabinAnd his past action suggests that he is honest, but the yellow pockets do not feel confidence.

Most of the girls want a simple limit (ER, wild) justice. However, team captain Natalie (Sophie Thatcher) insists they should have a trial. A two -thirds majority will decide Ben's fate, life or death.

Taisa (Jasmine Savoy Brown) is, of course, the prosecutor, because her adult (tanny Cyprus) will become a lawyer. Meanwhile, Misti (Hantrati herself) is defended, and Natalie is a judge. She comes out dressed in the queen of Queen Regalia, but we'll see if the crown remains until the end of the season. And so, "Yellowjackets" begins its first rehearsal episode - without a courtroom, no problem!

Season 3, Episode 4 title advises his hand: "12 Angry Girls and 1 Drunken Travis", citing the most famous drama in the courtroom in film history, Sidney Lummet. "12 angry men." That 1957 picture is a one -bedroom drama after a jury after a murder trial. Only Jury no. 8 (Henry Honda) thinks the defendant, a young minority boy accused of killing his father, could be innocent and slowly convinces the other 11, ranging from apathetic to malicious to otherwise convinced.

Is Maglie able to convince his colleagues yellow pockets of Ben's innocence, much like Honda swinging the other angry men?

The court episode is not only an exciting new trick for "Yellowjackets", but it is also the one that fits the past story of the show. The Yellowothel is essentially an update to the "Lord of the Flies", a story of children captured by civilization that are reorganized in a violent and disturbing way. The trial is everything for fair law enforcement, the establishment of any civilization and the construction of the yellow pockets have been lost in the desert.

They build a new micro-society with new rules, the one with traditions of oral folk-shaking and religion with Lotti (Courtney Eton) as a high priest. But Natalie insists on trial, instead of surrendering to retaliation or allowing the "desert" to choose She once again acts like the heart of the yellow pocketstrying to stick to the world in which they grew up.

Now, the structure of the trial is not necessarily similar to "12 angry people". The film does not actually show the trial itself, but only the sightseeing of the jury. The evidence presented at the trial is referred to how jurors measure it. "12 Angry Girls and 1 Drunken Travis," on the other hand, uses a more common structure of the trial film, found in, say, "A few good men" or "my cousin Winnie". Witness after the witness takes an attitude, answering questions from the defense and prosecutor, as the pendulum of the jury's verdict turns back and forth.

The episode was directed by Ennenifer Morrison, who previously starred in House MD and "Once once". It was a good call to get an actor to helm such an episode-religious episode.

Mysts can be a nurse only nowadays, but she shows the ability to law with a certain strong interrogation. (Maybe she was in the debate on debate?) She landed a solid hit during Marie's testimony, wondering why Ben would spare her now if she had previously tried to kill everyone by burning the cabin. Then she goes around the group, saying many of them could have a credible reason to burn the cabin or doubt the desert.

But Tai, with some information from Shauna (Sophie Nelis), puts Natalie on the stand and reveals that he suspects Ben is alive, but wanted to let him be. Misti then returned roaring for his last knockout, putting Ben himself on the stand and allowing him to pamper his soul: He cares too much about the girls to hurt them, but After I saw the butcher call (Luciano Lerux)He is scared to be next.

Now, it's time to vote. Unlike the sunny, affirmed to the "12 angry people", Ben has been found guilty of dozens of voting rounds. Shauna, playing the role of the stubborn juror no. 3 (Shauna's actions and attitude this season suggest that she can plan a coup against Natalie. Does she use coach Ben, and the friendship of Nat with him, as a wedge problem to take Queen Antler from her package and take that crown alone?

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