RIPLEY season 1 episode 2 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In a picturesque Italian setting, Tom is sent by Mr. Greenleaf to persuade his son, Dickie, to return to New York. Instead, Tom is captivated by the allure of Italy and Dickie's carefree lifestyle, deciding to stay. He gets involved in Dickie's world, including a close bond with Marge, Dickie's partner, who's writing a book about Atrani. Misadventures ensue, including a naive entanglement with local mafia, which strains Tom's relationships with Dickie and Marge. Personal revelations and tensions emerge, reflecting on identity, belonging, and the intricate dynamics of their friendships.
Full Episode S01E02 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who sent Tom to Italy?
Mr. Greenleaf sent Tom to Italy to convince his son to return home.
What is Marge working on in Atrani?
Marge is working on a travel book about Atrani, including photographs and possibly poems.
What hobby does Dickie reveal to Tom?
Dickie reveals his hobby of painting to Tom, sharing his artworks, including landscapes and a nude painting of Marge.
How does Tom react to the mission given by Mr. Greenleaf?
Tom initially accepts the mission but later decides against convincing Dickie to return home, understanding the allure of staying in Italy.
What does Tom suggest that exposes his naivety?
Tom suggests a risky adventure, indicative of his naivety, involving a suitcase delivery for a man suspected to be part of the mafia.
How do Marge and Tom bond?
Marge and Tom bond over her book, with Tom expressing genuine interest and offering constructive feedback.
What causes tension between Dickie, Marge, and Tom?
The tension arises from Tom's influence and presence, testing the dynamics of their relationships and bringing underlying issues to the surface.
What conflict arises with a local mafia member?
A conflict arises when Tom naively engages with a mafia member for an illegal job, leading to a dangerous situation that Dickie has to defuse.
How does Tom's relationship with Dickie and Marge evolve?
Tom's relationships with Dickie and Marge evolve through shared experiences and conflicts, revealing complexities and deepening their connections.
What unresolved issues remain by the end of the narrative?
Unresolved issues include the future of Tom's friendships with Dickie and Marge, as well as personal and emotional conflicts among the trio.
