It’s difficult to say much about an episode which focuses on a runaway piano. Mulenburg has a good set up hills, with enough ups and downs. Some of the piano’s ride seemed a little farfetched, such as working its way up the drawbridge, but I can excuse that for the sake of the episode.

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If I were to pick one word to represent this entire episode, it would be “lonely”.

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I imagine Saga worked previously to support herself and not burdon her grandmother financially. To add working to save up for the cost of a piano on top of that is a lot to take on. Not only is it impacting her life and her friends, but even Greta can’t work in a challenge anymore.

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Greta’s been to so many schools due to so many moves, so hopefully she won’t move again. Upon seeing Greta’s parents, I can’t believe I didn’t put two and two together, and determine that it was Greta’s father at the music store.

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With the man in the music store, then all the good events happening for Saga, it was very foreboding of what would happen at the end. It left me uneasy during the whole episode, especially near the end leading up to the piano being gone.

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