Emotional back call episode 9 Season 2 deeper than you thought

What’s for dinner, children? Main spoilers Keep track of the last episode “retreat”.

Season 2 “Exit” is a slope to another explosive finale, which will definitely have the tongue, but don’t be mistaken: this show has always been about traveling, not about the destination. Brilliant, retrospective episode 7 Outside of doubt, it is proven how the slow game between Mark Skut (Adam Scott) and Jema (Disan Lachman), most of which were purposefully retained from us for most seasons, paying dividends, waiting for the perfect moment to unleash the full sphere of his story about viewers. Exactly the same episode as “sweet showcase” last week, only could work (Despite our personal reservations) Having spent as much time as we have with the unhappy harmony of COBEL on the patrician.

Now we are finally seeing one of the most emotional sub -siege of the series – the tragic novel between Irving B. (John Turks) and Bertha G. (Christopher Walken) – will pay off in a big sense, and the return call contains much more layers than you may have understood. The penultimate episode of the 2 season called “The Hours” is initially unfolding on a sinister note. Meeting with his horrible Father Jame Egan (Michael Siber), Helena (British Lower) notes that “we see Mr. Judge”, which indicates that the undesirable investigation of the Lumon Industries activity by Irving “Outie” will not go unpunished. Once “Goon” sent with it, it turns out not anyone else like Bert Goodman, it becomes easy to imagine that these convicted relationships can head to much Dark conclusion.

Fortunately, the “series” knows exactly how to drag our hearts. Irving and Bert -ous eventually became as sad as their Innies … Although with the right closing this time, returning to the very specific moment in the sixth episode of their debut season. Moreover, this link also seem To confirm the rather intriguing theory we had all the time.

The best kind of links and backlikes are usually those who don’t even feel like at the moment, but immediately gained richer layers as soon as we realize they were. The culmination of the episode 9 removes this with the aplomb and, in all likelihood, creates the soil for a million and half fans, which are reduced between two intentionally similar points between Irving and Bertha. Remember back in the season 1 when Irving B. is leading Mark S. and the rest of the macro refinement in a reconnaissance mission to the competitor department known as Optics & Design? Although this laid the foundation for Mysterious cards to be resolved in 2 seasonThe true emotional impact of this arc happened with a cute love story between Irving and Bertha. In the episode 6, entitled “Hide and Search”, Bert shows his commitments by taking iring to a secret room filled with plants. Two nearly Kissing to each other with a kiss, but inexperienced Irving holds back at the last moment and unfortunately admits: “I’m just not ready.”

Does it sound familiar? This must, because season 2 brings us a full circle to this point in the most heartfelt way. It would seem that he headed to death (with Bertha adds salt to the wound, like the one who goes there), Irving instead arrives at the railway station, where the Bert contract now offers him the opportunity to escape. Both give another quiet moment to face each other and recognize their feelings for each other, although this time Irving -ous announces “I’m ready” again and again while Burt is who apologizes. The scene could not be more intentionally referred to their moment within the plant, in another example of how the line of demarcation between Innies and Outies could be a little more blurred than we thought.

In fact, so this tough link may be even deeper than we understood.

What other shows, of course, can provide a few goodbye for the same character in a very unexpected way? Probably the same one that can also get into feasible A hint by imposing additional evidence on the long -standing theory is a relatively favorite fan in the middle of the heart. “Exit”, as always, is an experience that contains many people.

So only season 2 just confirmed what we believe it confirmed? /Pauli Puisou’s own movie once wrote about the theory that Irving actually survived the reintegration process Long before Mark Skout, when -tried him under careful supervision of the regimity (Karen Oldridge). This will certainly answer several unresolved questions, for example, why Outie Irving knows about the secret hall, hidden in Lumona, renewed in his paintings, or why he apparently sets some exposition in Lumon’s activities. It will also solve one free thread introduced in this last episode. Namely: How does Irving remember the preliminary interaction of its Innie Innie? Yes, there is always a possibility that the recurrent use of this dialogue “I’m ready/I’m just not ready” means as thematic prosperity, not the comparison that it is consciously aware of at any level. But, hear us that when it is even more fuel for the fire, what it is experiencing memories, it breaks out the same as Mark did, as two of his cut halves gather in general?

If it is true, then perhaps this ghostly image of Irving -outie (and his cute dog) goes on board that the train is not a constant farewell, which is certainly feeling. Irving and his Lumon’s investigation can be easily discharged from the show when his relationship with Bertha was closed but it may be. Alternatively, you may study a lot here. If Bert is now on the go, he will not be able to jump again either in the finals or in If -no in the season 3 To help Mark and other friends in their uprising against Lumon Industries?

Fashers, people, because the finale of the 2 season “Servence” gets into Apple TV+ on Friday, March 21, 2025.