I liked the arrangement of the two gurneys during the closing credits. They looked very companionable. And I also like that circular red light in the Old House basement - the lone bit of bright color in that set, except for the strange monitors. And, speaking of color, there's one more thing that I like: Stokes's bow tie.
Poor Adam. He's got to believe that Eve is good, in the face of immediate evidence that she is not. Suddenly Barnabas, Julia, and Stokes are all three of them being categorized as Adam's "friends", and Eve is trying to tear Adam from them. Not a nice thing to do.
I had an expectation - even though I've seen this episode before - that when Eve was left alone in Josette's room, she would leave the Old House by herself, through the back door that Josette must have used with Jeremiah 170 years ago. But she wasn't yet ready to strike out on her own, I guess. Her murderous nature has to wait until she's feeling more sure of herself.
