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As Season 2 of “Blindspot” nears conclusion, the main protagonists’ goal to stop Sandstorm seemed near, yet so far, thanks to their personal struggles.
Episode 12 (“Devil Never Even Lived”) showed how people’s emotions tend to mess up their judgement. Jane Doe (Jaimie Alexander) was quite insistent and defensive about her brother Roman (Luke Mitchell), despite the fact that the latter is a member of the terrorist group Sandstorm. Her aspiration for Roman to be someone on the good side can be disastrous in the long run, according to Entertainment Weekly.
Weller is weathering his breakup with girlfriend Nas Kamal (Archie Panjabi) and the fact that his babymama Allie (Trieste Kelly Dunn) will be moving back to Colorado with his baby. And with a very important mission on his hands, it is truly a stressful time.
On the other hand, Jane’s wish to nail Sandstorm and Shepherd (Michelle Hurd) seems pretty straightforward: Go undercover among the Viper Kings with Roman, get the Viper Kings to set up a weapons sale with Sandstorm, and then ambush them, kidnap Shepherd, and find out what exactly Phase 2 is.
Considering this is TV reality, it is highly unlikely that everything would go smoothly, International Business Times noted.
But the last episode will provide a glimpse of hope for the team. Cartermatt reports that the team will have a major break in the Sandstorm case when they will discover the true identity of Shepherd. However, it has been teased that the revelation will also include Shepherd’s connection with Weller. This might complicate things even further, considering Jane and Roman’s connection with Shepherd.
