#potage

We can detect each other from smell alone: Potage, Coquilles, Savoureux, Yakimono, Mizumono, Dolce, ... and the Woman Clothed with the Sun

I can help you, if you ask me to.

Kacey Rohl & Mads Mikkelsen

also his face when marissa calls her mum a bitch, he was appalled.... and then when he discovers nicholas' body, ugh! the look on his face and his acting is absolutely priceless

and don't get me started on his innocent 'i trust will to speak for himself' with barely contained excitement

1X03 "Potage"

I wrote some thinkpieces about the titles for episode 1 and episode 2 in my previous entries, but I stopped because I genuinely didn't know what to make of fuckin..Soup, Egg, and Shell (Potage, Oeuf, and Coquilles). I need to do some deeper digging because my brain is not conjuring anything.

Anyways it's worthwhile to keep tabs on the shallow notes that I have:

Potage --> soup

Oeuf --> egg

Coquilles --> shell

Entrée --> dish before the main course (or the main course itself; contested defn)

Sorbet --> dessert

Fromage --> cheese; Reddit says Will is the Cheese. Franklyn says "we are cheese folk". Whatever these mean.

Trou Normand --> a break in digestion, a pause in between dishes, helps with appetite

I can draw some broad strokes between Apéritif, Amuse Bouche, Entrée, Sorbet, and Trou Normand, not so much with the others. My broad stroke says the titles have much to do with preparing an appetite. They're all appetizers in a way (makes sense because it's the first season). I forget what happens during the season finale, so I guess I'm going to find out what the main course is, if there is one.