Diffusers scatter energy over a wide area, creating more homogeneous sound fields. Absorbers remove energy from incoming sound waves, reducing reflections and overall reverberation time. The acoustic covers can be easily swapped or replaced. Each provides distinct functionality while keeping the same design. This modular system uses four different wooden cores: an Absorber, Diffuser, Bass Trap, and Speaker options. Different elements can be connected in a variety of geometric patterns to generate unpredictable and (a)symmetric designs using a discreet modular installation system. So sweet.Valley CS is a distinctive and highly efficient absorber that plays with geometric patterns to create abstract shapes. And that Seth and Sol are the best friends he has in the camp. The Reverend reveals his fears of what is happening to him. There’s a great, very touching scene near the end of the episode between the Reverend, Bullock, and Sol.Seth: “Maybe he sees me borrowing his life so I didn’t have to live my own.” If there’s a heaven, your brother sees what you did and he’s grateful.” Sol: “I don’t guess you need me to say it.Drawin’ up proposals for refuse disposal.” And you have to admire me for it – is moved 300 miles to set the same damn situation up I left Montana to get away from. So al has to sacrifice his own guy in order to keep the peace with both Cy and Wu. Cy is of course being difficult over the Wu problem.
Al: “You can’t cut the throat of every cocksucker whose character it would improve.”.Joanie and Eddie continue to distance themselves from Cy as much as they possibly can.The Reverend is hanging around the Gen so he can hear the piano.The poor Reverend as played by Ray McKinnon. According to Al “lying causes cat piss smell.” A very funny scene with one of the dope fiends follows.Even the other characters on the show seem to think so. Joanie and Charlie continue to confide in each other.E.B.’s servant, Richardson, makes an appearance! He’s one of my favorite characters on the show.When will they get it on?! Presumably before the wife comes to town. Bullock and Alma keep exchanging those lusty looks.Bullock is taking his position as health commissioner very seriously.Although Al still runs everything behind the scenes. continues to act like the big man around town. Although occasionally he does do terrible things. He is also quite gentle with the Reverend (at least at first) and seems to care about him too. He genuinely cares about Trixie, asking the Doc how she is doing not physically, but emotionally. He’ll always do what’s best for business. But as the show goes on he is given so many subtle, incredible layers. A funny and charming one, but a villain none the less. The first episode or so, the audience sees him as a villain. There is not enough recognition for him, the writers, and for Ian McShane. So Al has to find a way to fix the situation and appease everyone at the same time.Īl Swearengen is one of the greatest television characters ever created. In this episode a couple white junkies (one works for Al, the other for Cy) murder an Asian man and steal some dope that was meant to go to Wu which in turn he was going to give to Al. Mostly because the only things he can say are “Swigin” (his version of Swearengen) and “cocksuckah.” Wu is the Al of Deadwood’s Chinatown. Mister Wu is a great, hilarious character. He’s been seen in snippets before, but now he is a factor in the storyline.
This episode is largely about introducing Mister Wu. This episode is mildly more exciting than the last. A meeting of kindred spirits, Al Swearengen and Mr.
0 kommentar(er)
