Ep 4. Misdirection

Tony continues to struggle with his grief and the overwhelming sense of guilt he feels over his wife's death. He turns to his therapist, Emma, for guidance and support, but he's not sure if he's ready to fully open up to her yet.

Meanwhile, we see glimpses of Tony's past as a magician, and how his skills in misdirection and illusion have shaped his worldview. He uses these skills to help lift the spirits of a terminally ill young boy named George, who wants to experience the magic of a genuine miracle.

As Tony spends more time with George, he begins to open up about his own struggles and share more about his grief and regrets. Emma encourages him to embrace his emotions and confront his pain, rather than trying to distract himself with illusions and distractions.

Throughout the episode, we see the theme of misdirection at play in various ways. Tony's magic tricks are one form of misdirection, but we also see misdirection in other forms such as the way that people use humor or sarcasm to deflect from deeper emotions.

Ultimately, the episode highlights the importance of facing our pain and allowing ourselves to feel our emotions, rather than trying to escape or distract ourselves. It's a poignant and emotional episode that further explores Tony's journey through grief and healing.