This is one of those rare RMT episodes that sort of grates me. The lead character is so self-centered, spoiled, and annoying (though very well acted) that my stretch to feel pity or sympathy for her was something I just couldn't muster.

In one way, it was kind of nice to see a spoiled brat fall into this predicament, only in that it illustrated that sometimes bad things can happen to bad people.

Even when she bore witness to her "true" reflection in the end, I still remained unmoved by the whole affair. And unfortunately, the Devil character was a bit too Lucky Charm's Leprichaun for my taste, especially when he delivered the line "now I've got you in my power -- forevahh!"

While the show itself was fairly well produced; it moved very quickly and seemed to take place in one spot, as though the lead character never really moved from the x-spot on the stage, despite the fact that the show did have different locations. The acting was top notch as usual and the writing, in my opinion was fair-to-good, but the tale itself just seemed to lack any real luster. I never felt any emotion for anyone. A tale of tainted players.

I gave the show a 3.9 and would call it an "average" RMT episode.