I foresee Ted being continually antagonistic or finally becoming an ally of the merfolk. His little stunt with the mermaid corpse paid off with himself but trying to convince his dad to use the stem cells is probably not going to go well. Speaking of Ben “with one B”, the mermaid stem cells he injected in himself have already started working, repairing a cut on his hand within a day. Maybe Ben and Maddie were never officially together? I could have sworn they were but maybe this explains why there’s no accusations of cheating being hurled around. The tensions continue to rise between Ben, Maddie, and Robb, “with two B’s”. Ryn is such a stoic character who rarely smiles but seeing this small kindness was enjoyable.
Postmortem, she honors her as a mermaid, something Meredith always wanted to be. However, Ryn, recognizing the sacrifice, orders that Meredith be given a mermaid burial under the ocean. The only thing I was looking forward to was the birth and unfortunately, we do lose the surrogate, Meredith, as she gives birth to an eighteen lb baby. This episode, however, lacked momentum or excitement. I thought I haven’t had much to write about the past several episodes but somehow I manage to rage-write more than twice the amount I thought I could squeeze out. The acting in the show has been lukewarm but the music is always great. So far, I haven’t been impressed with the story the writers are working on. Freeform released a birth announcement the day the episode aired. I was a little worried that nothing would happen in this week’s episode of Siren but ‘Life and Death’ brought us what we’ve been waiting for since the end of the second season: a baby mermaid. At long last, we finally have our glorious mermaid baby, but the title ‘Life and Death’ seems a bit lazy in its inception.
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