The man in the high castle season 1 episode 5 summary

At this point in time, Joe really seems to be at a crossroads as to where his true allegiance lies. If he fails, then he will die with Juliana. If he succeeds, his mistakes are forgiven. Joe needs to utilize his romance with Juliana in order to gather more information on the films from the resistance. Smith reminds Joe that Juliana is an enemy of the state, so John offers Joe an opportunity to redeem himself. The show then cuts to Joe in SmithвЂ™s office. Childen exemplifies the American who has simply accepted his or her role as a subordinate in this Japanese society. He shows an annoying amount of respect on the phone to where he kisses up to his hostess for dinner. This scene really shows how some Americans such as Childen embrace their roles as inferiors to the Japanese citizens of the Pacific States.

Shocked at this invitation, Childen gladly accepts. She invites Childen over for dinner for a friendly affair, not business. The show then revisits Childen (Brennan Brown) talking on the phone with Mrs. Frank cautions Juliana to be very careful at work. Juliana reveals to Frank that Arnold is working with the Japanese. The next morning Juliana wakes up to a phone call from Arnold (Daniel Roebuck) who asks her to care for her mother. Frank confesses his intentions with the gun and shows remorse for his actions, which he understands were wrong.ДЄLSO ON HIDDEN REMOTE: Interview: Carsten Norgaard Enters AmazonвЂ™s вЂHigh CastleвЂ™

The couple apologizes to each other as they discuss LauraвЂ™s death. Frank (Rupert Evans) then walks into the room. B: Salesman says its something special.вЂќ This note seems to refer to perhaps a new film that Juliana may need to deliver as a cog in the resistance machine. The note reads, вЂњA: New gift needs to go behind the curtain. In San Francisco the show cuts to Juliana (Alexa Davalos) reading a note from the Japanese Authority Building.

The man in the high castle season 1 episode 5 summary