Ep 11. Be The Martyr

As a legal thriller, How To Get Away With Murder has always kept its audience on edge. The latest episode of the show, season 5 episode 11 titled "Be The Martyr," takes it one step further.

While the episode starts with a hint of normalcy, we are quickly plunged back into the dramatic chaos that defines the show. As usual, Annalise Keating, the criminal law professor played brilliantly by the talented Viola Davis, is once again at the center.

The episode follows the aftermath of her loss in court against the governor, and Annalise is forced to confront some harsh truths. Despite facing a seemingly impossible challenge, she doesn't back down from her beliefs.

Meanwhile, the Keating Four, the group of her pupils that she has taken under her wing, are grappling with their own issues. While Michaela is still fighting to win Annalise's approval, Asher is trying to come to grips with his guilty conscience. Additionally, Connor and Oliver are still planning their wedding, and their relationship is tested in this episode.

Everything gets even more complicated when one of Annalise's former clients, Nate, shows up at her doorstep seeking her help yet again. While initially hesitant, Annalise soon realizes that things are not as they seem. And when a case turns personal, she pulls out some new tricks out of her sleeve.

As the episode progresses, tensions between the characters keep rising to an unbearable level. Secrets come to light, romantic relationships are tested, and loyalties are doubted. Annalise's constant perseverance is the only thing that keeps the characters and audience on edge.

Moreover, the politics of the criminal justice system and the corruption of those in power, especially the governor, are also explored. Under the guise of being "tough on crime," they are willing to resort to underhanded tactics to get what they want. However, Annalise seeks to unravel their schemes and take them down, which forms the crux of the episode.

As the title suggests, "Be The Martyr," the show plays with the concept of self-sacrifice. With each character tested in various ways, they have to decide what they are willing to risk and give up. The morality of the actions they take is called into question, leading to gripping conversations and debates.

Overall, How To Get Away With Murder season 5 episode 11 delivers on the show's promises. It is gripping, intense, and keeps the audience on edge, making us wonder what will happen next. With the show's signature blend of suspense and drama, this episode is a must-watch for fans of the show.