As much as we all liked Bonnie, perhaps she had to be killed in order for the story to progress. Bonnie's climactic murder was needed to catapult the revolution and allow for the sh*t to really hit the fan. It was what started the domino effect and led the chain of events that followed.

Stanley is a likeable character (well, all the characters are pretty likeable to me. I don't think any of them annoys me that much) and I do understand why he had to do what he did. It was human nature and quite logical. However, it did catch me by surprise (a little) that he would go through with it. And in his absorbed grief for his dead sister, he'd forgotten about Mimi. It's true he should have paid a bit more attention to Mimi. I really thought the three of them were going to live happily ever after on that farm. Ah well. Bonnie will be missed. And Stanley will eventually snap out of it.

Speaking of Stanley, aren't Stanley and Jake supposed to be best friends? In this 2nd season, they rarely get together.

A better question - which side will Beck end up on? This is like a pivotal moment for him. I almost wished he would side with Jake and the others.

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