Warning: Full spoilers for the episode follow.
Only time for a quick review tonight. Last week, I mentioned that the episode title was taken from a Zen koan that highlighted the value of immediately and entirely taking responsibility for one’s actions. This week’s episode title is also derived from a koan. In fact, each episode to date has been inspired by a parable.
Midway through Fargo’s 10-episode run, the series at large is revealing itself to be an elaborate and gorgeously crafted grim parable in its own right. There is an element of magical realism at play, as Lorne Malvo seems to have the uncanny ability to look directly into the darkest corners of people’s minds; all of the places that they hide their nastiest, most violent fantasies, as well as their deepest fears.
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