May has moved in with June, and is slowly starting to stick the knife into her sister, subtly snapping and weaving a web.

Part two is so good, so incredibly good, it's such a twisted story, it begs the question, is June getting what she deserves, should she have put her sister first, or should May have gotten over the betrayal, moved on, and wished her sister all the best. The pair share some incredible scenes, the final showdown between the pair is a superb moment, the heat and venom all comes out.

The village is glorious, it's a stunning setting. It looks amazing, and is a lot easier to follow then the first part, there is no jumping backwards and forth, compelling drama.

Phoebe Nicholls again is a joy to watch, her performance is captivating. All are good, but she steals it.

Favourite scene, the turn of the head in that hat, expertly done. 9/10

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