‘Dare Me’ Episode 9: Uncertainty surrounding Will’s death puts Beth in a tough spot
USA Network’s mystery-thriller ‘Dare Me’ is only an episode away from going off-air and we are waiting with bated breath to witness what awaits the characters that throughout the series highly intrigued us. So much so that we have begun empathizing with them and also reflecting similar feelings, thanks to their spectacular performances!
In Episode 9 of ‘Dare Me’, the news and speculations regarding Sergeant Will Mosley's (Zach Roerig) death are afloat. While Addy Hanlon (Herizen Guardiola) expresses her concern over people talking about Will’s demise, Colette French (Willa Fitzgerald) aks her not to pay heed to things that can get to her head.
As the episode progresses, Beth Cassidy (Marlo Kelly) begins to speak in a manner that hints at her being knowledgeable about Will’s death. For the uninitiated, in the previous episode, when Addy goes to Will’s apartment, she accidentally ends up getting Will’s blood on her shoes. Colette tells her to get rid of them, so none would know they were present at the crime scene.
However, on the day when Will’s death becomes public, Beth offers Addy a new pair of cheer shoes saying she wouldn’t want Addy to get punished for wearing the wrong shoes. But, Beth’s true intentions are revealed when she says, “Bleach works for anything bad that you want gone”. Is she referring to the bloodstains on Addy’s shoes?
Addy’s mother who is one of the officers-in-charge of Will’s investigation reveals that his wife was killed in a car crash, while she was five months pregnant. Addy, Beth and, Cotelle are all in shock upon learning about the tragedy that befell the local marine.
Addy realizes Beth knows she and Colette were present at the crime scene. She even tells Colette that regardless of their tough act, Beth will spring once she’s collected enough proof and that she would never stop. Surprisingly, the coach isn’t alarmed by what she heard about Beth.
The latest episode ended with cliffhangers, opening a new avenue for numerous possibilities. As we are just an episode away from watching the mystery surrounding Will’s death unravel, we couldn’t wait to see who is the actual culprit. Did Will kill himself or did Collete take his life to put an end to their illicit relationship? Or, was it Will’s grudge against Krutz that brought upon him the tragedy? Also, it could be Beth, who by remaining discreet all along has managed to achieve her ultimate goal: to make Collete’s life hell.
