In the first scene with Adam and Carolyn, when they stood near the table and Adam leaned over Carolyn and held onto her arms, it almost seemed to me like blue-screening with the distances slightly miscalculated. Robert Rodan's frame is so much bigger than Nancy Barrett's that it was if she had been slightly miniaturized.
I like Nicholas's house, both inside and out, and I enjoyed the conversation between Nicholas and Roger. The awkwardness was very nicely written.
The last scene was pretty creepy, all in all. What's Nicholas doing with Cassandra in a coffin? An old, unrecognizable dead woman, rapidly decomposing to the skeleton she ought to be after nearly 200 years. And he talks to it! After all the scorn he heaped on Cassandra, she's still the only one he can talk to - is that it? He's supposed to be above human weakness - but he needs somebody to talk to, so he uses a corpse in a coffin in a candlelit room. Creepy.
[spoiler]Yeah, I know Angelique's a vampire now, and that since Nicholas is wearing a fancy dressing gown, it's probably after dark and Angelique's alive and able to hear him - but the audience isn't supposed to know it at this point. And the real situation is not exactly apple-pie wholesome, either.[/spoiler]
