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Fringe 3x18 and the rise of Lincoln Lee

* If you have not seen "Bloodline", the latest episode of Fringe , stop reading. Contains on the plot SPOILERS.

still hungover of joy and confirmed after the renovation, Fringe has delighted us this week with one of those chapters directed exclusively to feed its serialized story. Despite the predictable (had to be Walternate who was behind the curtain), the reunion with Over There has been exciting and tender at times, and confirmed the rise one of his characters, Lincoln Agent Lee, in the story.

One of the strengths of Fringe is that history makes use of its charismatic side, which gives it a complexity and a life completely in line with their philosophy. All of them have, or suggest at least, experiences and dissatisfaction that marry well with the court at times melancholy of the characters. And not only speak of the Broyles, Nina, William Bell, Charlie Francis and Astrid, to quote the best known, but these small doses of Henry, the driver, Sam Weiss, the man in the alley, or the very Observers that make Fringe one of the shows masters in the art of casting . Lincoln Lee, played by Seth Gabel, is one of a list.

We had weeks to see small details. In the previous episode, "Stowaway " , we know the Lincoln this side, so different but so similar to the intelligent but emotionally responsible for the Fringe Division in the alternative universe. And this had to be at something. The two Lincoln seem to share an essential quality (the deductive and analytical ability, intelligence) but under quite different appearances.

In Bloodline, much of the burden of the plot he takes , which is responsible for carts and wagons hold over 40 minutes. On the one hand, linking Olivia emotional to his exploits , not so much on the party scene (which is great) but in his conversation with Walternate, in which this exchange confesses Dunhams and the identity of the father of the unborn baby Bolivia.

latter point reveals interesting chapters to come, particularly as a result of another conversation, this time with actor Charlie Francis, during which they begin to become more of a question about the methods and the lies of Mr. Secretary. I have no doubt that the two will continue investigating, but I hope that the ending is tragic and we can not continue to see both characters grow during the fourth season.

By the way, if a few weeks ago he confessed that while watching "Subject 13" had felt some pity for Walternate, today I unbecoming: the coldness and cruelty of this man never cease to amaze.

close with a couple of questions :
- Observers want to stop it "is happening? Will they lose their habit of not intervening?
- Walternate be able to use his grandson to manipulate the machine in case you can activate?