AVClub: There’s something of the teen drama in Rectify, a show about two adult children returning to their parents and two others on the rocks because of the new boy in town. Considering Daniel never got to finish out his teen years like most of us, that makes a sort of sense. But it’s still funny to hear his mother has bought him a bunch of new clothes for his big trip, excuse me, his legal banishment. And it’s frustrating to see him act a fool when his probation officer comes to visit. On some level it’s pride preventing him from playing ball with her, like deep down he’s too embarrassed to even be in this situation, a grown man having to get his sister to sign a permission slip for him. But the stakes are way too high for Daniel to be this proud. If Jon were there he’d ask again: Does Daniel want to go back to prison?
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This is an excellent show. I never know what to think of Daniel or what he's thinking about. What I do know is that Daniel didn't kill that girl twenty years ago even though he said he did. I think he's just given up after spending twenty years in prison for killing her he just feels like why bother trying to clear my self now? I feel sad for him because he doesn't seem to want to try.