The war for control of Nassau is far from over as the events of this episode of Black Sails provide that very notion. Alliances are being torn apart, characters are being divided, and the decisive moments that will shape Nassau’s future are inching ever so closer with the coming tide. This episode didn’t have a whole of action (another buildup episode), but it was still filled with plenty of good character moments and some juicy...
Trouble continues to brew in Nassau as Silver, Flint, Billy, and Eleanor complicate matters in the latest episode of Black Sails titled XXXII. After the end of the last episode, one would think that pirates had the upper hand against the British’s forces and everything would be pretty “easy peasy”for them but unfortunately, that’s not the case in this episode, seeing the meddling of some, which causes to split asunder alliances and united fronts. One thing...
The time calls for dark men to do dark thingsâ€. These words ring truth and echo across the Black Sails Episode XXXI. The winds of changed shifted in this episode, which showed the fall one of pirate leader and the rise of another. Overall, it was very enticing episode that was poignant just as it was brutal.
The lines have been drawn and the war over Nassau is far from being over. This episode was not as explosive as the last one, but didn’t need to be. With most of the introduction to season 4’s set up was in episode XXIX, episode XXX was able to hit the ground running, with a decisive battle (halfway through) as well as a couple of character moments and the introduction to a new character.
Pirates, guns, cannons, swords, and the desired to over Nassau ignites and explodes in the season 4 of Starz’s Black Sails. With season 4 being the final season of the show, I assume that many things are going to collide and this episode entitled XXIX (episode 29 of the series) kicks off that notion with explosive battles, decisive maneuvers, and the ambiguous loyalty and resentment some of these character harbor between one another. Just in case...
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