Silverdewdrop
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Lauren's mom most certainly works for the covenant, we saw her saving Sark from being beaten up by an old monk, and acting as her daughter's handler and recieving the code key.
At the beginning of the ep, Lauren seems to be shown through others' point of view, cold heartless, but by the end of the ep, when she finds out Vaughn knows she's a mole, we're again glimpsing the conflicted, two-sided Lauren of the last few episodes. We also see her trying to prove to her mother, who is constantly talking down to her, that she is capable. Why must she constantly prove herself to her mother? Why does her mother treat her daughter like a failure? These are only a few questions raised by this episode, here are a few more (speculate if you have theories about where the story is going):
Why did Lauren want to see Sloane's execution so badly?
Why did Lauren seek counselling? Does she want to keep up the facade of a regular marriage, or does she really want to patch things up with Vaughn, and keep him away from Sydney?
What is up with the relationship between Lauren and her mummy dearest? Do they have any real loyalty to each other? What was Lauren's mother's part in recruiting her to the covenant?
How high in the covenant is Mrs. Reed?
How do you think Lauren's character will react in the next episode, now that she knows Vaughn's eyes are open to her treachery? Do you think she'll be feeling any remorse for the loss of her marriage? Do you think her wedding day really was 'the happiest day' of her life?
Who will be more hurt by the end of their 'marriage', Vaughn or Lauren? Who is more emotionally invested?
Which do you think affected Lauren more, knowing she'd been outed as a mole, or knowing her days as Vaughn's wife were over?
Will Vaughn really be affected by Lauren's betrayal 30 years in the future, just like Jack?
Does the Vaughn/Lauren/Sark triangle at all parallel the Jack/Irina/Sloane triangle? In each case, who does the woman have the deeper feelings for, if any?
At the beginning of the ep, Lauren seems to be shown through others' point of view, cold heartless, but by the end of the ep, when she finds out Vaughn knows she's a mole, we're again glimpsing the conflicted, two-sided Lauren of the last few episodes. We also see her trying to prove to her mother, who is constantly talking down to her, that she is capable. Why must she constantly prove herself to her mother? Why does her mother treat her daughter like a failure? These are only a few questions raised by this episode, here are a few more (speculate if you have theories about where the story is going):
Why did Lauren want to see Sloane's execution so badly?
Why did Lauren seek counselling? Does she want to keep up the facade of a regular marriage, or does she really want to patch things up with Vaughn, and keep him away from Sydney?
What is up with the relationship between Lauren and her mummy dearest? Do they have any real loyalty to each other? What was Lauren's mother's part in recruiting her to the covenant?
How high in the covenant is Mrs. Reed?
How do you think Lauren's character will react in the next episode, now that she knows Vaughn's eyes are open to her treachery? Do you think she'll be feeling any remorse for the loss of her marriage? Do you think her wedding day really was 'the happiest day' of her life?
Who will be more hurt by the end of their 'marriage', Vaughn or Lauren? Who is more emotionally invested?
Which do you think affected Lauren more, knowing she'd been outed as a mole, or knowing her days as Vaughn's wife were over?
Will Vaughn really be affected by Lauren's betrayal 30 years in the future, just like Jack?
Does the Vaughn/Lauren/Sark triangle at all parallel the Jack/Irina/Sloane triangle? In each case, who does the woman have the deeper feelings for, if any?