Scopes look good, cos JP scopes ALWAYS look good.

But one thing I've learnt is that when you're looking at diamonds of this cut quality, a lot of the inclusions cannot be determined by the scope images. What you should do is look through a scope in person, and look at it from different angles (and follow up by looking through a higher magnification loupe), to try and identify at least the plotted inclusions. In particular, there is a rather big cloud at the bottom which you should try and identify. Once you can find them and think that they are acceptable, then you will be more assured of your purchase without having niggling doubts.
If you can't find them using the method above, ask the JP staff to find them for you. Can test their skills