[Discuss Thrower]

**** okay so reddit geniouses might have caught on to something yuge in noticing something from the dinner scene in episode 4.

Spoiler!

Will's body is found in a praying pose in ep. 1. By ep. 3 Hayes and West make the connection with the pose by looking at the photo album that Tom Purcell produces that the police didn't see on their early search and they see Will's First Communion photo and we see in ep. 4 he was the only one photographed with his eyes shut.

Amelia brings up Will's disposition in the cave in asking Wayne if it could have been a accident where he initially makes it seem like he doesn't want to talk about the subject before the awkwardness of talking about their relationship pushes him to talk about the toys found at the crime scene and confirms (if his demeanor didn't already do so in ep. 1 or 2) he was the one to find her.

Amelia says, "The way Will's body was ... How you're saying the toys," and intimates there was some sort of affection apparent in the gifts and how he was left.

If Roland and Wayne didn't explain (on screen) to the Purcell's about how they had found Will's body, does it make any sense for Wayne to mention that level of detail to Amelia?

Further, Amelia asks for his story about Wayne's family and dating life but she dodges his question about family. She'd done that in ep. 2 as well IIRC, but interestingly enough in that episode at the bar, Wayne mentions 'he likes to laugh,' and we hear this before the Purcell's receive the ransom note.

Pizzalotta is seemingly going out of his way to make Amelia look ****y or has sloppily given the characters knowledge that we as viewers have since we're watching the narrative unfold.