Fritz Schultz

The premise of the story teeters and eventually fails on the premise that a mother and father cannot distinguish the differences between their identical twin 15-year old daughters, one of whom is found dead in episode one. This is absurd. By the latter episodes even the script writers seem to have gotten confused as to which ones are Jennie and Tanya. Plus the night scenes in the forest are so obscure the characters are indistinguishable faces make the ending an “Oh, is that all.” Are there really wolves living in the woods in modern Luxembourg. It might make sense we’re the plot set in the 1600s in the time of Little Red Ridinghood.