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Message: <blockquote data-quote="fba827" data-source="post: 4955482" data-attributes="member: 807">The most interesting part of the episode (to me) was towards the end where she is forming as a character herself.A new personality every episode makes her hard to relate to/enjoy/see her grow as a person.  Plus, can you -really- feel empathy for her (such as when she is having her baby taken away from her) when we as the audience KNOW it's not real to -anyone- except her and she may as well be a crazy woman.But when they show how the blank slate is growing, that is more interesting to me.First season I could let it go because (in my mind) they were trying to show different personalities and skills that I assumed would later show up as her 'toolbox' of things she'd do in later seasons to 'unravel' the mysteries of the dollhouse... but we don't seem quite there yet (if we'll ever get there).Also, the guy investigating the dollhouse -- who is sending him stuff?I don't know why, but I'm guessing either Mellie (? is that her name - former November) or Ballard or Dr. Saunders....  but the later two seem obvious as choices since they have open hate, where as with Mellie they were going out of their way to say she is at peace with it all.And his senator's wife,the way the actress portrayed her, there was a certain stiffness that made me think either she is not a good actress for this role OR she is a doll and therefore stiff on purpose.</blockquote>