“Severance” has another twist that changes the game – the health of men

Let’s go back a little; Things are in a state of mystery for Innies, since their efforts for emergencies at the end of Season 1 came to a conclusion. We do not know what is true and what is not, and it is clear that Lumen is again trying to mislead and confuse Hani, while for his bigger part, the bigger part remains idle. We say “in the biggest part” because Episode 3, “Who’s Alive”, represents Mark (Adam Scott), who makes a great breakthrough: the former Rogue Lumen Reghabi scientist told him that Gemma was alive and therefore he was alive and therefore agreed to immediately undergo the reintegration process.

But “Woe’s Hollow” is a completely story about Innies and how they continue to comply with a world where they know nothing, and can only understand and control so much. But Irving (John Turturo) has become a central cynical figure in all this and since Heli (Brit Lower) has told a strange, secular story of the life of her appearance, he is suspicious.

The episode was full of the type of surrealistic images we are used to seeing Indemnity“But in a place without a ceiling, for once – and we learned some very strange new things about the lumen and the tearing process. First of all, they can activate them everywhere and make them see, at first glance, everything. We knew that the first part of the first season when Dylan’s overtime was activated by Mr. Milchik (Tram Tilman) at home (and when Mark’s sister, Devon, met with the woman who was cut in the cabin to have a baby) S But the second part seems to be new – how did Lumen make it MDR see Mark and Dylan’s “Gemini”?

Irving, after losing Ini Burt (Christopher Wower) to Retirement and saw that Outie Burt was with another man, apparently in a particularly yolo mood throughout the season. And in “Woe’s Hollow”, he finally decided to continue something he suspected: Heli. Or, we have to say, Elena“Because IRV didn’t believe it was what he said it was. Things hit a point of return when Helena, after being questioned again by IRV, told the group around fire that IRV was only hurt because she knew she could never see Burt again. The group at that moment subsided and IRV withdrew.

The next morning (after Helena managed to successfully seduce Mark in her tent), Irv and Helena disappeared – and IRV finally took the truth. He categorically told her that she knew that she was not what he claims to be and that she suspects that she is external – because the comment on Burt is cruel and Heli D. has never been cruel. Great call.

And so he did his best, and put all this on the line: IRV began, essentially, the water border, Helena in the hollow water of the poor, shouting to Mr. Milchik. He asked Helly to be returned, to shout Dylan G., Mark and Milchik, that it did not have heli, which they thought was that she was a mall; She was Aigon.

Milchik was frozen with uncertainty about what to do – knowing who Helena was. And then Helena turned to him as a “set”, telling him to do what Irv wanted – confirming everything Irving said as a truth to the ikov.

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What is the Glasgow block? Did Helena really present himself as Helly G.?

After Helena asked Milchik to return Helly as a result of the Gambite of IRV, Milchik spoke in Walkie Talkie, saying to remove the Glasgow block now. And we immediately see Hellei come back.

Before entering more than this, let us quickly admit that this is one of the most intense, well-made and best-acting television that we’ve seen for a long time; The intensity of Turturro, the cold uncertainty of Tilman, the hero revolves from no more. What we see here is not a typical scene in any typical show – it’s special.

But as we see Helena become Helle, we remain thinking about everything in retrospection. As the saying goes, the background is 20/20 and Helly really was Elena throughout the season. You need to wonder how much of the Ini world she transmits to Lumen (and to what purpose), and we must also believe that in the seduction of Mark he has certainly conveyed his confidence, not the person who thinks he is.

Using the context, it is clear that Glasgow is some kind of sister chip setting that allows the procedure to be canceled; Removing the Glasgow Block, Heli Ina returned again. However, this is not the first thing we heard about Glasgow’s setting; As early as season 1, Mark and Heli laughed around and found a screen showing several settings, with Glasgow being one of them. X User @Burritoprophet vaguely remember and share the image in a post.

In addition to Glasgow, the rest of the listed settings include “hive”, “Branch transfer”, “pure slate”, “elephant” and “frieze of the frame”.

Another user pointed out that Glasgow could be a reference to the “Glasgow Company Rock”, which refers to a lack of brain function and activity.

These other settings may also apply to other jargons and references. Can a “bee” be some kind of hive, shared setting of consciousness? The “Branch Transfer” seems to be quite right – some way to move a lumen employee to another place. “Clean Slate” may be what Miss Casey/Jema was subjected to the test floor last season; It is also possible that Helena at first glance threatens to -Ja Kobel (Patricia Arquette) with Episode 3 when she refers to “reset”. Maybe the “elephant” can be a way to cancel all this, because, as the idiom goes, elephants never forget. “Freeze Frame” can be a way to look back at all Innie’s memories and experiences as an archive.

Of course, all this is all speculation and guessing based on clues. But this can at least help us to think to understand the mystery and what exactly is happening.

It is clear that there are more opportunities with the compensation procedure and more than we ever suspected at the beginning of the show.

What happens to Irving at the end of Indemnity Season 2, Episode 4?

At the end of the episode, after Irving’s gambling game returns Helly to Helena’s place, he was immediately struck and disciplined by Mr. Milchik, who essentially fired him. He tells him that he is no longer allowed to talk to anyone there and that no one else is allowed to talk to him. He tells Irving that his things will be destroyed, his presence has been deleted; He would be like he had never been there.

Irving tells Dylan to “hang out there”, a reference to the sign in their office – the one that resembles Dylan’s section when he was helping Mark, Helly and Irv’s IRV to take the place of their outsiders.

And then, after Milchik tells IRV “May Kier’s email to follow you in the eternal dark” (seriously, these people and their devotion to Kier become unknown and unfamiliar with every passing episode; of course this is some kind of bizarre cult ), at first glance, the Innie IRV closes for good, and the episode is cut in black and the episode ends.

Now IRV certainly is not Dead. Milchik tells him that his foreign person will be informed of the incident. But his Hani may essentially be dead. At least for now. Part of what is so interesting to Outie IRV is that it seems to be a big mystery and it seems that it must be made that the mind of IRV and Innie Mind can merge subconsciously, if another would be capable of being able to Do you paint the test floor corridor and again and again?

Irv had a vision in his dream – the same where he saw Burt – who was written, literally that Helle was Aigon. His subconscious told him this, and he saw him in a vision that took the form of the task of collecting a number he did in MDR so often.

But what happens to IRV after that? It is clear that Outie IRV already has some resemblance to the idea that something is happening, but will it be able to understand what?

And maybe even more intriguing … What did they see in when Irv was excluded from Milchik? Did you die? He just disappears? Is he back to Outie IRV right there to the place?

This show is fantastic in every way possible, but perhaps its largest feat can be a way to make his audience a constant and consistently want more. We will wait patiently for episode 5.