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Apple TV+’S Indemnity is full of characters we don’t see often on the screen. There is, of course, whose life we ​​are not always secrets except for the main character of the show, Mark (Adam Scott). Then, there is an elusive Lumon board whose voice we only hear through Natalie (Sydney Cole Alexander). Finally there is Kier Aigan (Mark Geller), The own founder of Lumon, whom we only know through stories told by g -n -milchick (Tramel tilman) and Irving (John Turburo), or through the many paintings and sculptures scattered along the corridors of the company – and, of course, the wing of eternity. Kier also wrote many texts designed to lead the future employees of his company; At least that’s how he would like to describe them. In fact, Kier’s writings are pure material for brainwashing, those who form the minds of the cut lumin officials in such a way that they almost even question life only for the work they live.

Cyrus Aigon, painted in manuals and oil portraits, is a strict person – a person who has conquered all the temperaments that is ambitious but still ascetic and frugal and presenting himself as a loving, though strict, the father of his employees. However, the most new episode of Indemnity“Woe’s Hollow,” reveals the existence of another version of Kier. Or maybe we should say that this reveals the existence of another person entirely, albeit a person who has fallen in history in the shadow of Kier. We are talking about Dieter Aigan, a twin brother of Kier, who is represented as a symbol of hedonism and outrage. He said better that he was the opposite of Kier, almost like an evil twin. But is evil really the right way to describe it? Or does Dieter’s existence mean something much more complicated?

“North” reveals Dieter Aigan’s existence through Kier’s own writing

Dieter first pops into the story of Indemnity Through Kier’s own writingslike Mark, Irving, Dylan (Cherry), and Helly (Britt) are sent to a bizarre corporate retreat in the snow forests, in which they find a book signed by Kier. It turns out that the book is one of the four applications that Lumon founder made in his original scriptures. This fourth addition, as Mr. Milchik explains, is so sensitive to its content that it is forbidden to destroyed employees. However, MDR people will be able to read it. Well, they will be allowed to hear Mr. Milchik as He He reads from him, but the potato, the sash, right?

The story that Mr. Milchik tells Mark, Irving, Dylan and Heli is about a couple of brothers who leave their father’s house and the Ether Mill to go live in the forest. One, Dieter, wants to stay there forever, and the other, Kier, longs to return home after a while. They both have a fall for it and Kier witnesses like Dieter transformed into a part of the forestHis eyes pop out of his head and give way to pus, which later turns into juice. Terrible, Kier runs away from his brother until he found a waterfall that helps him drown the sounds of Dieter’s transformation into the forest. There he meets a strange little woman named Woe, the first of the four temperaments he will conquer for the rest of his life.

Now Dieter’s mental image, which becomes the forest, is quite horrifying. However, Helly – who, by the end of “Woe’s Hollow,” we find that it is nothing but Helena Aigan, posing as her hai – quickly laughing to laugh. The story, she says, just means that Kier has caught his brother to masturbate and has been thrown out of him. Disgusted, he left his brother in the forest and returned to his old life, Ultimately, the cleansing of Dieter from the family recordsS

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As Aigan, Helena gets much more complicated interpretations of her family history than the innovations it surrounds. She should not believe all Mitos. Instead, she knows that things have a nuance and that some stories are only intended to scare Lumon’s employees. That way, we have a very good reason to believe her when she says Dieter’s story is only for masturbation. It is possible Indemnitythe creators of creating a lot of inspiration for the creation of Kier by John Harvey KellogThe wizard of the early 20th century Cornflake, who supported a frugal lifestyle and was particularly worried about the horrors to touch himself.

But that’s not all that Dieter’s existence reveals to us IndemnityS Somehow, Kier and Dieter should be like an Innie of a person and their appearance: The former, perfectly excellent individual who is not interested in the pleasures of the world, while the second is a “corrupt” creature whose life goes beyond the interests of Lumo. This, of course, does not work quite. With their own love interests, Mark S. and Irving B. can testify that Innies take a lot of care for worldly desires. And then there are heli …

In the Hut of Poor, Helena sleeps with Mark under the guise of Heli. It is difficult to understand how sincere she is for her feelings, her line does not like who is outside, betraying a certain level of honesty, but the fact is that she has sex with him as her hai. Later, She goes to the same waterfall he has ever gone toProbably, to drown the noise of what her “Innie” has done, succumbing to her own desires. Thus, Dieter is not only the secret brother of Kier Aigon; He is also ready for another country from all of us, a country of us who is not interested in the work, just about “turning into the forest.”

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Indemnity

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February 18, 2022

Showrunner

Dan Erickson, Mark Friedman

Writers

Dan Erickson

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