Alice's lesson: the strongest person isn't scared to be alone
Beth's mother's voice opens the episode with her creed about solitude and the danger of letting other people tell you what to want.
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Same episode, in order
- 01Alice's lesson: the strongest person isn't scared to be alone
- 02Harry Beltik calls with condolences and an offer
- 03The gawky kid grew up: Harry's books are all old news
- 04We're all prima donnas: anger as a potent spice
- 05Harry spent his tuition on new teeth
- 06Wiped out five times: Harry tells Beth to read Borgov's games
- 07Study montage: I can fight against anyone but time
- 08Margaret from Fairfield High and the window of opportunity
- 09Philidor, Diderot and why Harry fixed his teeth
- 10Harry admits he doesn't love chess the way Beth does
- 11Beth meets Benny Watts again: get past me first
- 12Benny's interview and the knife
- 13Five bucks a game: Benny's speed chess hustle
- 14You attack like Alekhine: Benny and Beth before the final game
- 15Raging inwardly: Benny loses in thirty moves and mentions Moscow
- 16Come to New York: Benny offers to train Beth