At least shes had a pretty good batting average when it comes to meeting Good Samaritans.
Instead, shes talking to her mother after asking her to show her old photos.
Uh oh thats Nazi territory.
Credit: Liane Hentscher
Juliana then heads to a telephone booth, leaves a note for Frank, and tracks down Tagomis home.
After all, Tagomi has his own issues to worry about.
The yakuza leader listens, and poor Childan looks like hes about to fall apart.
At one point, he wishes to be in a reality where Frank didnt make any of this happen.
Oh, Childan, if only you knew Tagomi!
(Of course, it was Karen whose body had been left behind.)
Joes all set, but Frank is in desperate need of help.
The yakuza toss him and Childan inside a tiny room, trapping them with each other and their thoughts.
Youre about to die horribly, but your hair is fine, he quips.
He explains that Ed shouldnt get his hopes up.
Ed cries, asking Kido why he would do any of this.
Kido explains that he never wanted this at all.
Still, Franks efforts pay off.
Frank and Ed finally reunite in a brief moment of happiness.
Even so, none of them are free, now that theyre tied to the Japanese crime ring.
And just as Frank willingly walks into danger, so does Juliana at the end of the episode.
And so she leaves a final message for Frank, before approaching the Nazi embassy in San Francisco.
Just in time, she drops to her knees in front of the Nazi embassy and asks for asylum.
Thats a question for episode 3.
Heres hoping their paths cross again soon…
