by Gloria Daniels-Moss
Frank Underwood isn’t running for President in the next election. He said that he was stepping down and only focused on getting his grand idea locked into the American society. But do we believe him? No chance. Well there are few members of the cabinet that seem his choice is suspicious too, leading to some unexpected candidates to come forward. Luckily, this episode has branched away from the dinner table and straight into the conceited politics the writers of the show do so well.
Frank Underwood isn’t running for President in the next election. He said that he was stepping down and only focused on getting his grand idea locked into the American society. But do we believe him? No chance. Well there are few members of the cabinet that seem his choice is suspicious too, leading to some unexpected candidates to come forward. Luckily, this episode has branched away from the dinner table and straight into the conceited politics the writers of the show do so well.
Whilst the ongoing saga of the devastating events that occurred due to the drone strike; Frank is still at large when it comes to his old friend ‘manipulation’. Additionally Claire, is giving it her all (after last week’s embarrassing antics) to steer away from the Russians but sadly with very little skill. Of course Frank’s main aim is to eliminate anyone ruining his chances of gaining the seat as President once again. The fact he chose to disclose the information that he has chosen not to run next time round only makes this man appear more desperate to those around him.
The once overly confident suit he previously was becomes virtually transparent here. It is blatantly obvious that he is up to no good after offering up a close friend’s job position with the one and only consistent thought, to benefit himself no one else – naturally. The headstrong and, most importantly, not stupid Heather Dunbar played fiercely by Elizabeth Marvel refuses Franks offer of practically stealing a high position on the Supreme Court, and quite rightly so. Alarm bells sound as this woman announces that she is very much running for office and isn’t afraid rub it in the faces of President and the First Lady via broadcasting it to the world. The pace rapidly changes as a deadly challenger digs their claws into Frank's barely staying together plan. It’s fascinating to see this man try to desperately to keep his cool, when everything around him is utterly crumbling.
Season Three of House of Cards is proving very difficult for this powerhouse of a couple. Exhausting many options, this evolves into a rather interesting episode with an oh so symbolic encounter with a falling ‘Christ’. With Frank being well in over his head, we can but imagine the things he will do in order to fight his way back up to the top, or should we say the desk.
Season Three of House of Cards is proving very difficult for this powerhouse of a couple. Exhausting many options, this evolves into a rather interesting episode with an oh so symbolic encounter with a falling ‘Christ’. With Frank being well in over his head, we can but imagine the things he will do in order to fight his way back up to the top, or should we say the desk.
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