Loved Episode 3, even though, let's face it, that was not a town in Galicia.  Galicia is green, wet, cold (even in summer).  I know the production is going for a Spaghetti Western look, and that they filmed outside Segovia (in Central Spain), but it's like shooting in Arizona and pretending it's Ireland because you want the whole thing to have a "Cowboy" look.  It just makes no sense.  Anyhow . . .

I liked the references to Shirley Jackson's "The Lottery" here.  As long as the town goes along with La Ofrenda, they get weapons and some ethanol (which I guess has a variety of uses).  So (almost) everyone goes along to get along, and we see what happens to those who don't.

Loved the interplay between Carol and Daryl.  So much of it just body language, but it was clear that each of them knew exactly where the other was going with this when she was speaking up and he was going to check on the boat.  They know each other too well.[/font]

That future queen is smart.  I do think she knows a lot more than she is letting on.