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This has been a year of growth and change for Jane Villanueva as she adapted to her brand new role - as a virgin mother. Totally normal, right? Luckily, she had her mother, Xiomara, and her grandmother, Alba, to lean on, as she struggled to balance graduate school, work, and her son Mateo (aka the cutest kid on the planet). And oh yeah, she was also in a much debated love triangle! Would Jane choose to be with Michael, the steadfast detective? Or Rafael, Mateo's father? And at last Jane chose Michael! And the wedding planning began. Of course, no one was more thrilled than Jane's telenovela star father Rogelio, who was #teammichael from the start. Oh, and speaking of Rogelio - he was in love with Jane's mother, Xo. But alas, he wanted to have kids and she didn't. So they broke up and he threw himself into his new telenovela…and into his new telenovela headwriter. Complicated right? And speaking of complicated - let's talk Rafael. He found himself a father of three this season, after his ex-wife Petra inseminated herself with his last sperm sample. And they had twins! Plus, poor Rafael found out his mother was a crime lord. So yeah. Pretty heavy stuff. Also heavy…Rogelio threw Jane the wedding of her dreams. But then, in the final moments, Michael was shot. Which is where we left off…

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Jane the Virgin

Season 3 Episode 5

Brett Dier as Michael, Gina Rodriguez as Jane, and Ivonne Coll as Alba. Photo: Robert Voets/The CW

Before we kick things off with the regular recap — which I am very sorry is delayed this week, thanks, football — a brief word. Recapping television doesn’t feel like the most vital activity to be doing these days, and it can be tough to look at something as fabulously bright and cheerful as Jane the Virgin and not feel guilty for losing yourself in the glorious escapism of it. If the world feels like it’s falling apart, what good is it to spend time watching, writing about, and reading about Rogelio’s rendition of “Beauty School Dropout?”

We all come back to our lives when we feel like we can, and seek escapism when we feel like we have to. But aside from its sheer, delicious, optimistic fantasy-world pleasure, it’s also helpful to keep this in mind: Jane the Virgin is a radical text. It uses telenovela trappings and bright colors and the suggestion of Rogelio’s penis as a happy, distracting facade for its steely-strong social and political viewpoint. It’s a show about evil twin replacements, and it’s also a show about a family of immigrant Latina women who work hard, worry about money, and contribute to their community. It is unabashedly, matter-of-factly feminist. It is unapologetically progressive. It depicts a vision of America that is exactly the opposite of the fear-mongering, xenophobic rhetoric that’s come to characterize our current political climate. Jane the Virgin is a balm, but it is also a razor-sharp tool that helps us understand ourselves as a nation.

So setting that aside, let’s get to this week’s most pressing issue: Rogelio’s penis. Sure, there are other things going on in “Chapter Forty-Nine.” There’s Jane’s argument with her abuela over getting in touch with her Venezuelan family members. There’s Michael and Rafael’s struggle to become friends and find some common ground. There’s Xiomara’s continued search for a new career. To be honest, this is one of Jane the Virgin’s least thematically cohesive episodes. It has a lot of moving pieces, and very little structure that ties them all into a single bigger idea. That’s unusual for this show.

Oh, and did I mention Petra is finally saved!? And when she wakes up, she covers for Anezka?! No. I had not mentioned that. Free download game neighbours from hell. Because I was distracted by Rogelio’s penis.

Let’s turn for a minute to the Petra-Anezka story, which has been a long time coming. Prompted by Jane’s suspicions in the previous episode, Rafael hangs out in Petra’s room long enough to prevent Anezka from administering the paralytic, and Petra finally emerges from her three months in hell. And to Anezka’s severe shock, Petra’s first move is to claim that she is, in fact, Anezka. It’s a strange and somewhat unsatisfying turn for this story — even motivated by having total control of the Marbella shares, it’s hard to imagine Petra being able to overlook Anezka’s horrible treachery so quickly. She plays along with the plot, breaking up Anezka and Scott (RIP #Scetra), and works to nail down the French buyer for the hotel, but her motivations are frustratingly muddled.

Until the last moments of the episode, that is, when Petra at last whispers in Rafael’s ear the truth about what happened to her. She’s happy to take control away from him. She’s happy to go on a rampage and wrestle herself a position of power. And she’s happy to do it because she was gone for three months, and no one even noticed. This is the Petra I understand, and the one I’ve missed so far in this season. She’s a villain, but she’s motivated by extremely pointed, understandable hurt. Rafael and her friends abandoned her, and so she is going to burn everything to the ground. You’re damn straight “the bitch is back,” Narrator. Let’s hope Anezka can grow those bangs quickly.

The other pieces of “Chapter Forty-Nine” feel scattered, tonally speaking. This flaw doesn’t harm the episode as a whole — each subplot is strong enough that it doesn’t much matter that we’re lacking a thematic through-line. But it does mean that Xiomara’s ongoing search for a new career feels like it happens on a different planet from Jane’s argument with Alba. The one thing that does tie these plots together is that they’re similarly built toward launching new arcs for the show. Xiomara’s new dance studio and Jane’s cousin Catalina are introductions to stories we’ll be watching in the near future. They feel more like pivots toward new stories than they do major plots of the week.

So it’s nice to get something more conclusory and solid with the Rafael-Michael story. It’s lovely that their relationship has continued to develop in a meaningful way, and while a short 14 seconds of panic over losing Mateo is a somewhat t

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