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After what happened in Red Sails in the sunset, Lorelei's cold and murderer mode appears. Surprisingly, Jane defends her. Looking for the persons responsible of her sister Miranda death, Lorelei tortures, kills anyone in her way (no children at least, she has a small heart). Lisbon and the team try to stop her but Jane not. Finally, Lorelei finds the truth and shoots Lennon (the man who allied with Red John and Julia Howard kidnapped Miranda) in front of Jane, denying him the chance to identify the serial killer. Later, she is found dead with the smiley face above.

The story of Lorelei is somehow strange, because is surprising how Jane gets involved and obsessed with this woman, considering he always knew no one would say Red John's name. I mean Jared Renfrew, the Tanners, Rebecca, Timothy Carter and his wife, O'Laughlin, no one would betray Red John. So Jane here made a big mistake, by trusting this troubled woman.

I'm siding with Lisbon (great performance of Robin Tunney), she never lost her morality. The scene at the house in Orchid lane was great, she was on the verge of crying when confronting Jane. She has feelings for him since season 1 (and kept growing) so was obviously hurt when he said he was involved with Lorelei. I mean, Mr Jane respects his deceased wife every time excepts when Lorelei appears, that's crossing a line. He betrayed Lisbon's trust and he hurt her, and considering all the things she has done for him, the patience she had, is somehow unforgivable. Cho and Rigsby followed her orders, and the latter was injured by Lorelei (no limits for this woman). In this episode Jane is more a villain, the victim and good man from season 1 is nowhere to be found.