PLL: The Perfectionists: 5 questions we have after Season 1, Episode 8
By Mads Lennon
On tonight’s episode of Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists, the gang tries to take down Dana Booker. Here are 5 questions we have after Season 1, Episode 8.
As we inch closer and closer to the season finale of The Perfectionists the stakes grow higher. This week the Perfectionists, Ali, and Mona try to take down Dana Booker once and for all. The problem is, no one has any concrete proof she’s the one behind all the harassment. But I can’t disagree that their lives would be easier if she wasn’t breathing down their necks 24/7.
It remains to be seen if their plan will work out the way they expect it to since we get left on something of a cliffhanger at the end of this episode. And that’s not the only question it raised.
5. Should Mona trust Mason?
Mona and Mason are a couple I wasn’t expecting to become an item and yet they’re the one couple on this show I’m finding myself rooting for. I think they’re adorable, especially given their shared love of chess.
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Any man who can keep up with Mona Vanderwaal is one who deserves a second chance. Since getting his name cleared, Mason has been a perfect and charming gentleman.
It’s about time Mona had someone in her life who genuinely wants to cherish and appreciate her. I’m all for this pairing, so long as Mason really is trustworthy.
Just because he looks innocent now doesn’t mean he couldn’t double-cross everyone at a later date. Maybe he started off as a red herring to throw us all off his scent. It’s not unlike how the original Pretty Little Liars handled the initial ‘A’ reveal as Mona either. For now, I’m tentatively happy for them but I’m keeping my eye on him.