Molly has already converted Tiago’s sister Josefina (Jessica Garza). She is nakedly trying to get information out of the detective she says she loves, and he’s in an emotional enough state to be taken in by the love-bombing of spiritual predators. Sister Molly is inscrutable, yet transparent. It hasn’t been so long since the holy rolling sister was a suspect in the case, who actually told the investigating officer to give her some space. It may be folly for the detective to be giving the charismatic evangelical so much information, even if the case is closed. The radio evangelist Molly has a penchant for sinners, and says “hell yes” to acting on the cop’s contrition. “It’s a sin,” he says, which he has to live with. Tiago confesses he is in “a place where there’s no right answer.” He didn’t get there through compromise or mistake. The Hazlet case is where it all began and its conclusion was supposed to end, but it puts Tiago and Molly in a new reality. “The kid killed him and the family,” Tiago tells Molly about the dead man she was having an affair with. His picture is in all the papers as the cop who caught the mad dog killer but it is wearing on him. She does it because her congregation can smell pride. That’s what she does for the homeless who come into her soup kitchen.
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At least he can get a free shave from Sister Molly (Kerry Bishé).
But, it doesn’t look like he gave Tiago a free drink. They’re calling him a mad dog killer and Detective Tiago Vega’s local bartender says he should get a medal for the arrest. The Diego Lopez (Adan Rocha) confession is big time news.
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Penny Dreadful: City of Angels episode 7, “Maria and the Beast,” brings into focus the question we’ve all been asking since the series began: Why is the Vega family being picked on so badly? Santa Muerte (Lorenza Izzo ) left her mark on Tiago Vega (Daniel Zovatto) when he was a young boy and lost his father, and she hasn’t let up since then. This Penny Dreadful: City of Angels review contains spoilers.
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