Ep 4. Tragic Kingdom

Sweet/Vicious is an American television show of the dramedy genre created by Jennifer Kaytin Robinson. The show premiered on MTV on November 15, 2016, and ran for only one season consisting of 10 episodes. Sweet/Vicious tells the story of two college girls, Jules Thomas and Ophelia Mayer, who take on the roles of vigilantes at night to help other students settle their scores with their abusers on the campus.

Season 1, episode 4, is titled "Tragic Kingdom." The episode starts with Harris, Jules' ex-boyfriend, trying to reconnect with her. Jules tells him she cannot be friends with him and proceeds to walk away. When Harris tries to stop her, Jules hits him with her elbow and accidentally breaks his nose. Harris takes a swing at her, but Ophelia intervenes and knocks him down, making it clear he cannot harass Jules anymore.

Later on, Jules discovers that another girl has been sexually assaulted, and her attacker is still out on the loose. Jules feels compelled to help her, but since the victim does not want to report the incident to the authorities, Jules decides to take matters into her own hands. She and Ophelia start tracking down the assailant, who they believe is a member of a fraternity on campus.

Meanwhile, Ophelia has to deal with the aftermath of her parent's visit. They are disappointed about her dropping out of school and are pressuring her to come back home. Ophelia confides in Jules, and they both come up with a plan to get her parents off her back.

As Jules and Ophelia continue their investigation, they suspect that the perpetrator is not only a member of the fraternity but also someone who has a history of assaulting girls on the campus. The girls confront him, and things take a violent turn. Harris appears with a group of his friends, and a brawl breaks out.

The police show up, and everyone scatters, but in the chaos, Jules sees Harris talking to the assailant. She realizes that Harris knew something about the assaults, even if he was not involved. Jules confronts Harris, and he tells her what he knows.

In the end, Jules and Ophelia decide to turn the information over to the police and leave the vigilante business to the authorities. They agree that what they have been doing is dangerous and that they need to let the authorities handle these problems.

"Tragic Kingdom" is an emotionally charged episode, and it further develops the friendship and the characters of Jules and Ophelia. It also highlights the issue of sexual assault on college campuses and the frustration that comes with the lack of accountability from the authorities. Overall, the episode is a great addition to the series and a must-watch for anyone looking to explore the theme of vigilante justice and its implications.