First thing we kind of treat and made it then we talk or sit silently and listen to our thoughts.

The illusions of some.

Hello, Kendrick Spirits, and welcome back to the History Chicks recap of the Netflix series and with an E.

You have stumbled upon episode two.

I'm Becky Graham and I'm Susan Vaughan Whiteer.

This one is called I Am No Bird and No Net and Snares Me.

It's directed by Helen Shaver who is actually an actress and a director.

She directed episodes of Orphan Black. Do you ever watch that?

No, but I am kind of derogged into seeing Vikings.

Okay.

She did four episodes of Vikings.

So if there's darkness and realism and dirt, you got the right person for this one.

She also directed 13 Reasons Why, which is getting a lot of controversy on Netflix and Netflix version of it.

It's based on a book and it's about a girl who commits suicide, but it's about so much more.

It's about bullying and friendships and a whole bunch of issues that deal teenagers.

But that is like very realistic.

So the name of this episode, let me say it again, I am no bird and no net in Snares Me is a quote from Jane Eyre.

As all of the episode titles will be.

And in this case, in Jane Eyre, the story, Mr. Rochester is trying to apologize for wrong Jane Eyre.

I.e. he's married, secretly and has been tricking her the whole time.

He has betrayed her trust and her love.

Okay. No to self. That's on the nose for this An Company episode.

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