I'm honestly rather shocked at how much I underestimated this story, I didn't expect anything too good, and, as such, I was rewarded with a dark, yet thoughtful script that fed my inquisitive mind quite well. I think it would've been perfectly topped with Zinc's actor returning on top of it, making it one of those rare three-handers, especially because he's given more focus than I was initially expecting. I honestly wish this was once of those two-hour entries into this series, it would've been a perfect fit. The idea of Zara freshly explaining how things feel to her as a being that popped into existence is brilliant and I enjoyed her inner monologue very much, although there were also some minor moments where the chronology was a tiny bit confusing.