This article contains major spoilers For “Severance” season 2 episode 7, “Chikhai Bardo”
Season 2 of the section “ Episode 7, “Chikhai Bardo”, goes hard. He reveals that Gemma (Dichen Lachman) has several ingenies – at least as much as the rooms that she visits, which bear the names of the files with which the Macrodata Affairs refinement team. In addition, it seems that the gemma trapped in the Lumon complex is the original personality, and its various inan “rooms” are not the only cut characters that it has. She also has a tiny innovates which is activated in the elevator during an escape attempt, which Mr. Milchick (Tramell Tillman) immediately orders to return.
The revelation of the episode according to which the mind of a person can be cut in more than two parts is monumental, and once again blows the brain game of the wide open series. Who can say that any character we have seen is limited to a single compensation? In addition, there is no way of knowing with certainty that the people we thought were the personalities of “entirely” or entirely unsecured have no other cut layers that we do not see. Let us break down this revelation a little and analyze which characters could still have revealed the additional inies.
Could all the cut characters have additional innies?
The twists and turns of “dismissal” tend to encourage not only the spectator’s paranoia, but the reward squarely. With the revelation of “Chikhai Bardo” on the previously unknown capacities of the starting procedure, it is time to guess the number of personalities that our cut protagonists really have.
Curiously, the least likely suspect for a brain with several seas is the main character brand (Adam Scott). The show tinks with his brain on the screen, and assuming that we can trust Reghabi (Karen Aldridge) – who, of course, is his own box of worms – it is probably sure to believe that she would have noticed if someone shone more than Mark’s brain. On the other hand, there is no say how much Hellys (Britt Lower) could have there. The episode of season 2 “Hollow’s Hollow” revealed that his accuracy is quite capable of passing like his innie, and his duplicity nature wonders if there are other Helly, even more sneaky, hiding in his head … and if we have already seen the glimpses of them. The level of the executive sometimes confident, sometimes reflected and oppressed, does he hardly seem to be on the occasion of two different people?
Dylan (Zach Cherry) is a curious case. There is nothing specific that suggests that he could be a worker with several seas Also Simple for a show like “Severance”, there are therefore reasons to expect possible surprises here. As for Irving (John Turturro), I have already posed a theory that It can be reintegrated secretly On the basis of his visions and the particular insight of his innie in “Hollow’s Hollow”, but the mysteries of his story seem so delightfully scrambled that who knows what is really going on with the guy – and how many cut personalities that his brain could hide.
Even the unstopped characters could experience a lie
In addition to the known cut characters, the real shades of the process mean that the spectator wonders if the spectacle hides secret shaken characters. There are several people on the “dryer” who have a plot Important information that Lumon, a company with access to the departure procedure, should have no business or inclination to allow them to walk.
For example, Lumon seems to offer a whole bunch of concerts actors / stand-in paid extremely shaded, such as the dancers of the Waffle Party event of season 1 or the doppelgängers of “misfortunes”-and, if Irving does not dream in the episode, perhaps even this manifestation of misfortune itself. Imagine how difficult it would be to keep all these little actors in check, regardless of the NDA they must sign, especially since things like the Waffle Party are involved to be a routine lumon procedure that takes place all the time. The only logical way to explain this is if people who play roles are also cut.
And then there are people like Seth Milchick (Tramell Tillman). A perpetuity bureaucrat with just enough cracks in his armor to show the disturbance and bitterness that are inside, he appears secretly unstable and his evaluation of employees in the episode “Horse de Trojan” suggests that society can recognize it as such. Harmony Cobel (Patricia Arquette) is even worse – a pure and simple maniac that goes beyond work to spy on the exit of a key employee and keep a Kier at home. Is it really the kind of person, a diabolical company having access to the dismissal technician would not leave Leserre believe They are not matching?
The whole city of Kier could be just another cut floor
So, if there is a risk of several characters and characters shaken secrets that run in the city of Kier, how does Lumon keep things in check? At the risk of making theory, the answer could be that the city is simply a large -scale “cut floor” – an external circle of the hell of “dismissal”, if you want.
Many residents of Kier seem to ride the innie / outnted line despite a starting indemnity, which implies that the process is either defective by design to allow them think They burst, or that the goal of the city is to contain such cognitive leaks. In addition, despite several serious transgressions, no innie or accuracy is never physically injured by Lumon’s personnel, which is wild behavior for an implicit mega-mum. Even the frightening security chief of season 1, Doug Graner, does not seem to be about to harm Reghabi before she ceremoniously, and his declared goal is to take him into police custody. Meanwhile, each major incident in the city – like the murder of Graner – seems to go unnoticed.
The city of Kier is a strange, anachronistic and not very populated place that no one really seems to leave – except for the supposedly unsecured Cobel initiate, who is always quick to come back. A false buffer city like this would not only keep employees knowingly cut in check, but would also allow Lumon to control people like Cobel and Milchick in case their cuts them Adding season 2 Miss Huang (Sarah Bock). It remains to be seen that this is the case, but a business with dreams of world domination would have no problem controlling a small town.
