'Deadly Class' episode 6 review: Maria Salazar has to square with consequences, craziness and crucifixion in 'Stigmata Martyr'
Aptly titled 'Stigmata Martyr,' the episode explores Maria's backstory and what made her go this crazy, in love and out of love
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So what if they are killers? They have emotions too and "Love is the most corrosive emotion." Episode 6 of 'Deadly Class,' was all about consequences and Maria Salazar (María Gabriela de Faría) was at the front, back and center of it all. Recuperating from Chico's (Michel Duval) death, and appearing anything but apologetic about slicing the throat of her lover in order to protect Marcus Arguello, Maria starts acting out.
I lost count of the number of times she was called "crazy," but the reason for that was more about Maria not taking her bipolar medication, coupled with the guilt of killing Chico and her seething jealousy towards Saya (Lana Condor), because even she likes Marcus.