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Fiona takes on an unlikely protégé. A guilt-ridden Zoe tries to give Kyle his old life back. Madison has a fiery exchange with Joan Ramsey, a new neighbor.

Prev: 3x02 -- Boy Parts (Oct/16/2013) reminder: When Zoe cracks from the pressure, Fiona steps in to keep the local law authorities from connecting her and Madison to the bus incident. Meanwhile, Cordelia seeks a way to become pregnant, Delphine escapes the school, and Fiona meets with Marie.

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It's a bit strange how much I've bought into this universe already, but once again American Horror Story's creative team have come up with a great setting. I like the idea of a modern world for the show, with sprinkled-in flashbacks to the 1800s just to keep from getting too comfortable in a world of cell phones and automobiles, and it makes for some great visuals to see a thoroughly modern Fiona sitting side-by-side with the living fossil LaLaurie (and a great gag to have Fiona pull LaLaurie out of the way of a speeding cop car). Director Michael Rymer deserves a lot of credit for how good tonight's episode looked. Dealing with a lot of, ahem, interesting-looking scenes, Rymer handled his visual requirements very well. The shots, especially the conversation scene between Zoe, Madison (who is kind of growing on me), and Fiona, were really framed well. There was a lot of Dutch angle this week, as there was last week, but I don't find it excessive. What was excessive in a positive sense of the word were the various ritual scenes this week. Apparently, magic is a lot more complicated than a simple swish and flick and a hearty “expecto patronum!” in this universe, and the scenes with crazy flashing lights, fire, snakes, exploding eggs, and salty floor sex did a good job of pounding that point home. Also, it looked appropriately amazing, as magic should.

There were a lot of things going on this week, and some neglected characters (like Lily Rabe's fascinating Misty Day) were given highlighted roles while other neglected characters (I'd still like to see more of Gabourey Sidibe's Queenie, though it was nice to get her flashback moment this week). I have to own up to the fact that I'd watch Lily Rabe doing anything, especially when she's spinning tales about Stevie Nicks being a secret white witch and trying to interject herself into the affairs of Zoe and her new pet horrible abomination. I have no doubt we'll be spending plenty of time with all the women of the Coven universe in good time.