Preview — Mare of Easttown Season 1 Episode 3: Enter Number Two
Mare confronts Frank on Mare of Easttown Season 1 Episode 3, “Enter Number Two.”
After learning that Dylan isn’t the father of Erin’s baby from Erin’s best friend on Mare of Easttown Season 1 Episode 2, “Fathers,” Laurie talks to Mare about this new development. We can’t tell from the preview if Laurie tells Mare everything, though.
On “Fathers,” Laurie is also told that Erin’s friend believes the real father of her son is Mare’s ex — and Erin’s former teacher — Frank. The preview only shows Laurie telling Mare that Dylan isn’t the father.
The preview also shows an angry confrontation between Mare, Frank, and Siobhan, so it’s a reasonable assumption to make that Mare learns the whole truth. Still, on Mare of Easttown, assuming anything might lead you down the garden path.
The confrontation could also be about what Frank knew regarding Carrie filing for full custody of Drew. Something that leads Mare to have a fight with her mother and a hostile conversation with Carrie.
Do you think Frank is actually the father of Erin’s son? And what do you think Deacon Mark’s connection to the case is?
Check out the photos and promo video below for a preview!
Episode description: As Mare and Colin Parse new physical evidence, phone records lead to an unlikely suspect; After lashing out at Helen about a possible custody fight over Drew, Mare receives some unprompted advice from Richard on how to Move forward with Carrie.
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What are your hopes for this episode of Mare of Easttown? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below, and be sure to catch up with our review of Mare of Easttown Season 1 Episode 2, “Fathers,” right here.
Mare of Easttown airs Sundays at 10/9c on HBO.
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Sarah is an obsessive geek who likes to get into the weeds and over think things. She is passionate about Sci-Fi and comics and is a giant classic film nerd. Sarah cares deeply about media representation and the power of telling diverse stories. When she's not writing or watching her favorite shows she spends her days working in the non-profit world trying to make life a little better for those that need some extra help.