Prologue

It Should Be Noted that Jane the Virgin (JTV) has become my all time favorite show since it first premiered in 2014. And after the Season 4 finale, I found myself wanting to go back through the episodes to dissect all of the clues. So here we are.

The plan is to go episode by episode, starting from the beginning, and try to tease out all of the symbols and signs and themes for the show. I might overlook some and I might read too much into others, but it's the only thing that will help me get through this off season.

Full disclosure, I am fanatically #TeamRafael, so through this all, I am looking for clues that Jane and Rafael are endgame. I need them to be. Otherwise I may just find myself erasing this entire blog and never speaking of JTV again.

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