This is the kind of episode I’ve come to expect from the series; an episode without anything to do with the supernatural that is simply easy to enjoy. It’s an extremly laid back episode, which is perfectly suited for this series. We learn about another tradition that has been supposedly adapted from the real Venezia. The episode may have been low on excitement, but everything worked nicely from beginning to end. It is episodes like this one that remind me of the sad truth that this series is going to be wrapping up very soon. Since it doesn’t follow any sort of continuous plot they could easily pull off an even longer series. There are only three episodes left in the series. I hope they can give us another great ending for the series like they did for the first season.