Shadowhunters Season 2: Episode 17, Clary refuses to lose faith in Jonathan, our critic

While Shadowhunters episode 17 of season 2 was broadcast last night on Freeform, let’s come back together on the main events of “A Dark Reflection”!

The rhythm intensifies! Yes, the meltynauts, now that Sebastian aka Jonathan has revealed his true face and that he has joined Valentin, the duo makes his own and attacks those who can lead them to the three mortal objects. While Melty’s editor suggested that we review our criticism of Shadowhunters’ episode 16 of Season 2, in which Paul Wesley (The Vampire Diaries) took the lead, let’s return to the main events of “A Dark Reflection” aired Last night on Freeform. And the least that can be said is that Valentine does everything to raise Jonathan against his mother and sister. A vain attempt since Clary never ceases to prove her loyalty to a brother she has never met. Our heroine is increasingly emerging as the only weakness of Jonathan who begins to develop ambiguous feelings for her.

A very strange relationship certainly explained by the lack of love of Jonathan throughout his life. For the first time in his life, someone wants to fight for him without knowing if it is worth it. Can Clary stop her from committing atrocious acts? Difficult to believe if we believe the last minutes of the episode. Grilled by Max, Sebastian could well kill the little brother Lightwood. Let’s cross the fingers so that this is not so it would be cruel. Meanwhile, Simon seemed ready to embark on a new love affair, and it was without hesitation that he offered Maia to go out with him. Even if we find them very cute, we can not help but tell ourselves that the young man goes a little too fast. Has he really recovered from his broken heart? If Maia initially refused, Isabelle’s advice was a hit.

Meanwhile, Alec decided to reveal to Clary and Jace that the Enclave had lied from the beginning and that they had never had the Deadly Sword in their possession. A lie that could trigger a real chaos if discovered by the Downworlders. Unfortunately, when Magnus ends up learning the truth, he feels terribly betrayed. It must be said that he had entrusted all his confidence to Alec by revealing to him what had happened in his childhood. It is therefore deeply bruised to see that Alec does not trust him in return. One thing is certain, the couple is going through many events this season and we hope wholeheartedly that they will manage to find themselves and put all their differences aside. In short, this episode was very well conducted and the suspense rose regularly to make us want to see the continuation. While waiting for more info, find out who is the big winner of the Series World Cup.