Didn't interrupt Snow - it's a funeral for crying out loud!
Tried to peacefully get the Tweedles to leave, without agreeing to their deal. It didn't work
Went to the Trip Trap bar first. Seemed best bet to get a lead on the witch. Played nice with everyone ("Gren won't remember this" got a chuckle, and tried to give Holly some peace.
Went to the apartment second - everything burnt. Given how later Snow tells me I found evidence that Crane was embezzling, I assume that's what the books showed? And Bluebeard burnt them?
Then to the Tweedles den. Flycatcher seemed nice, played on his innocence, but tried to play it straight with him. Didn't say he could have a job, but told him to talk to Snow (the choices at the end recorded this as offering him a job)
Took the money in Crane's jar to the Crooked Man - not sure what impact this had, but hey Free Money! I mean "it's evidence"
Annoyed I had to wait until the story said I could accuse Rachel of being a fake. The section with Mr Toad worked better, you knew he was lying there and had to prove it. Here I felt several steps ahead of Bigby.
Didn't burn the Tree. AG made a good point about people needing cheaper glamors (especially given how Crane seemed to view commoners) and destroying one of the relics of the old world seemed wrong.
Didn't punch Georgie. I wanted to, but knew Snow wouldn't want to be defended.
Suddenly Snow started throwing out how I'd found evidence of Crane embezzling money from Fabletown. Threw me a bit. Agreed Crane might not be the killer, and backed up Snow. Still broke his nose though when he started talking. Gent's got to have limits.
Mary, Mary, Mary...an effective entrance, but I don't get her as the big villain. She's just the muscle (and loving it). Bigby's Wolfout was effective, and I'm glad they waited 3 episodes for it. I let Dum live. I wanted to kill him, but I didn't want Bigby to be a murderer, even in self-defense...
Crane's prediction about Snow barely lasting minutes before making her first compromise came true
I've no idea where the story is going now. Crane owes the Crooked Man something (the list in his file didn't make it explicit), but he says something about the women and their plan. The Pudding and Pie girls clearly know far more than they can say (Nerrisa was lurking in the alley at the end?) - and Crane thought they could exonerate him? Combined with Mary knowing Crane wasn't the killer, and that suggests the Crooked Man has something to do with the murders, but I can't work out why? And then why the murders heads were both left at the Woodlands... And what's Bluebeard up to?