![]() ![]() ![]() Remy, a former ally spurned by betrayal and sickened by Frank and Claire’s tactics, has begun talking to Hammerschmidt (though in one small bit of good news for Frank, it appears the journalist is only pursuing him for political crimes, not murder). It may, in the end, be the Underwoods’ disregard for human fellowship that sinks them. ![]() The fact that he now has something to live for besides his job should have concrete effects on that job, maybe to Frank’s detriment. Stamper, in a fittingly queasy-making plot turn, seems to pursue a romance with the very woman widowed by his own efforts. Claire’s affair with Tom is the result of pure yearning, and Frank recognizes her need for affection to be real and serious enough to sanction their canoodling-even when it results in awkward breakfasts at the White House residence. But the underlying principle of the episode is inarguable: Human connection matters.
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