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For me that twist didn't really work. Neither did the idea that Buch would be persuaded into rejoining the government. Nothing pointed to that moment in terms of Buch's beliefs, and we've seen that he cares little about being left as the lone voice. Even had he accepted that for the sake of democracy in Afghanistan, democracy in Denmark might have to be sidestepped and I'm not sure I even think that would have been likely , he has never appeared interested in furthering his own career.

Still less falling in with a Prime Minister who threw Rossing to the dogs and handed Buch himself over to Special Branch to keep the deaths covered up. The message, however, was clear: that politicians no matter how pure will in time be corrupted; will resign themselves to accepting things they would once have railed against.

Hence all parties' attempts to avoid an election at all costs — which did indeed ring very true. So it seems that, in traditional Forbrydelsen style, neither Jarnvig nor Skogaard turned out to be bad eggs at all.

In fact, the Colonel seems to be quite the opposite — showing revulsion in the face of General Arild's explanations, and putting his faith in Raben, even if that means losing his daughter and grandson from their current cosy domestic setup. Bilal — and the manner of his death — was the part I struggled most with. He deleted the radio messages, I think on the General's orders, but was happy to do so because he believed the investigation into civilian deaths was grist to the Taliban mill, and that in any case the family were informers.

Which makes sense in terms of him kidnapping Louise as leverage against the Colonel and the General when he thought he was going to be framed for all the killings. But a suicide bomb? This was a muslim who was entirely anti-extremist. Why on earth would he choose such a method to kill himself? It makes no sense to me. I did ,however, like the final tease. There has been discussion from the very first episodes about whether it was actually Raben who went mad and shot everyone, and then had a breakdown and can't remember his subsequent actions.

So did he shoot the little girl? Or was Strange being evil? He — and we — will never know. For one last time this series: FFS Lund! Going for a midnight walk, alone, with a murderer. So who did appoint Strange to the police squad suspecting that he bumped off a load of civilians? Isn't that a bigger scandal? I'm not sure the idea of Strange as killer is entirely without plotholes.

Special Forces were neatly marked out of bounds to the police, for instance. How did Strange turn the phone on if he was in Aghanistan — or why wasn't it noticed earlier? Surely people would have recognised him: Frederik Holst perhaps?

Definitely the General … or was that the point? Does body armour really protect that well when you're shot from point blank range? Wouldn't a Special Forces Officer have made sure Lund was dead with a shot in the head? The Afghanistan adventure seemed a bit odd to me. S4, Ep5. Information about the family murders surfaces as Kyle's memory starts to come back.

S4, Ep6. Linden and Holder's partnership spirals out of control as they are confronted with the shocking truth behind the Stansbury murders. See also TV Schedule. Getting Started Contributor Zone ». Top Gap. See more gaps ». Add episode. Everything Coming to Prime Video in September Season 1 Season 2 Season 3 Season 4. Helping Out. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Season 2. Edit source History Talk 0. Categories Season 2 Add category.

Cancel Save. Universal Conquest Wiki. Detective Linden decides to stay in Seattle when she learns of the Richmond assassination attempt and the doctored Richmond photo. Police arrest Belko Royce for murder and attempted murder while Gwen and Jamie struggle with the reality of the shooting and Richmond's paralysis. Someone tosses Rosie's bloody backpack onto the Larsens' doorstep.

Linden confronts Holder about Rosie's backpack. Richmond contemplates his political future in light of his injuries. Meanwhile, Mitch Larsen returns to Seattle, still struggling to deal with Rosie's death.