So creepy that Ivers knew that the demons wouldn’t come after him, so he didn’t need a barrier. He suddenly has all this knowledge, but doesn’t know how or why (or won’t acknowledge why). And the clicking of the skull piecing itself back together was an excellent detail. Perfect balance of intriguing and disgusting.
And then Ivers having the thought about being glad to be rid of Cam and Harper adds to the intensity of whatever is going on with him. I’d say this is getting good, but it’s been good all the way through. 🙂
So creepy that Ivers knew that the demons wouldn’t come after him, so he didn’t need a barrier. He suddenly has all this knowledge, but doesn’t know how or why (or won’t acknowledge why). And the clicking of the skull piecing itself back together was an excellent detail. Perfect balance of intriguing and disgusting.
And then Ivers having the thought about being glad to be rid of Cam and Harper adds to the intensity of whatever is going on with him. I’d say this is getting good, but it’s been good all the way through. 🙂