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Slow Horses Delivers an Angsty Fight in ‘Lost and Found’
If last week’s “Resurrection” gave us Sid and River in a moment of brief (and significant) casual intimacy, then of course this week’s episode of Slow Horses would double down on the angst. Because a huge part of the appeal in their dynamic is how they consistently push each other’s buttons and, at times, legitimately fumble. There’s a lot to appreciate about this because the ugly parts of a dynamic—so long as they’re healthy like this and properly communicated—are a fundamental part of relationship growth.
The thing about River and Sid is that they know each other. Well and truly. Or, at least as best as two people in their position could. It’s impossible to trust people in this line of work, but the way they trust each other is on a deeper level that neither of them has fully processed the scope of. That’s why he can notice that her hands are shaking, and they have been since she’s returned. That’s why she can call him out when he doesn’t think and undermines her agency. The comfort and ease with which they can be fully transparent with each other is exactly why they’d be such a good match if they could just give in to everything that’s between them.
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