There’s also some nice lines of dialogue, like where Jacques says, “I am a victim”. at first, it looks like Robyn is blaming Qrow for them being locked behind bars, when it actually turns out to be Jacques as soon as the camera changes. There’s a bit of clever camera play on the go during this scene e.g. Though this scene is dialogue heavy, it’s an intriguing scene to watch. ‘Refuge’ opens up with Robyn and Qrow in prison alongside Jacques Schnee and Doctor Watts. And judging by the second episode, ‘Refuge’, the volume certainly seems to be picking up the pace and going into the action.
While episode one was a bit of a slow opening to RWBY’s eighth volume, it was also a nice, gentle way of easing fans back into a volume that promises spectacle.
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