Past episodes of this show have used titles that were also part of the dialogue, but I don't recall hearing "Pound of Flesh" spoken by any of the characters, so why was it called that?
I came across this that makes it possibly, Shakespearean?
"A pound of flesh" is a figurative way of referring to a harsh demand or spiteful penalty—the consequences of defaulting on a desperate bargain."
Would that be referring to Anna, trying to find Fifth Column members?
I came across this that makes it possibly, Shakespearean?
"A pound of flesh" is a figurative way of referring to a harsh demand or spiteful penalty—the consequences of defaulting on a desperate bargain."
Would that be referring to Anna, trying to find Fifth Column members?
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