We believe in Cyrus. This article contains spoilers For the latest episode of "Severis".

The show just as wide and complex as the "separation" leaves several plates that turn into the air during any episode-from which some are resolved relatively soon, and others that need a little longer to solve. Although Certain mysteries associated with a goat of season 1 continue to reflect through the secondThere is a significantly smaller (though no less mystifying) the one who fans with an eagle have been waiting for the light to shed light for almost three years.

Remember when our Macrodata refining team mocked their rival compartment optics and design during the debut season and, in episode 6 (entitled, sufficiently evocatively, "Dark barbarism of optics and design"), finally realized that the O&D team was far greater than it was far greater than it was? In a subtle act, the constantly superior Dylan G. (Zack Cherry) walked around the department and discovered an unusual box containing laminated cards that seemed to be instructions for self -defense. Dylan's theft of one of these cards is what activated the Protocol for overtime unforeseen situations that continued to play such a big role at the end of the season 1. But besides, we never discovered where those strange objects came from, why they were in O&D and what their purpose is.

Well, Season 2 can only give an unexpected response to this extremely small mystery ... and we are almost smooth more confused than ever before.

When a new Severance episode arrives on streaming with a title like "Chici Bardo", it naturally raises a simple question: What's the hook is Chicai Bardo? Although more than half of the episode was needed to answer, the one we received finished with a tied to return all the way to the forgotten loose end of season. One of them, surprising enough, turns into a rare moment when "cutting off" literally just ... lists the explanation loudly.

While the thematic and narrative goals of the stage is to continue to shed light on how bad Gema and Mark's marriage was decaying at a time that led to a fatal Gemma (theoretical) car accident, Ericsson and the creative team found a clever way to throw some fast -paced nausea resolutions. While Still Unconscious from the ReinTegration Procedure, Mark Remembers A Moment When He Came Across Gemma Reading the Exact Same Type of Cards We Previously Saw in Lumon Industries During Season 1. Previously Been Told was a University Professor) helpfically explaines that is actual to be the same individual engineing in an Almost Literal Philosophical Battle: Same Guy Fighting Himself, Defeating His Own Psyche.

So what is Chicai Bardo, however? The Institute of SamjeAn online resource dedicated to the teachings of Buddhism describes six "Bardos" involved in the Tibetan tradition and how everyone represents "the experience of being between death and rebirth". Each of the six reflects a different moment in life, with Chicai Bardo particularly means "Bardo of the moment of death". However, the rest of the description becomes Powerful It is interesting in the context of Gemma's impending "death" in the real world as an external and its current uncertain state between life and death trapped in Lumon with several different incs:

"According to tradition, this Bardo begins when external and internal signs appear at the beginning of death and continue through decay or transmutation until the outer and inner breath ends."

None of this explains the most urgent question of our minds, however: what is the meaning of these Chikhai Bardo cards that appear in Lumon Industries and then appear here? Well, it all comes down to something Gemma doesn't mention during that previous stage with retrospective. Alluding to That popular rabbit/duck optical illusionShe assumes that these cards are fulfilling a similar goal to bend the mind and arrived after she ended up on the fertility clinic list that she and Mark visited them to imagine a child. As we can see in the episode, those attempts were eventually unsuccessful and at least partially led to problems in the relationship leading to her car accident. But a moment of blinking-and you will miss it in another retrospective set at the clinic, maybe set up a few pieces of the puzzle.

About 20 minutes in the episode, Mark and Gema arrive at the clinic to undergo what seems to be IVF treatments. However, as they took place in the waiting space, however, a doctor who looked in the background walked in the background with his eyes firmly fixed to the gem. This certainly seems to be the same doctor, called Dr. Mauer (a star of actor Robbie Benson), who we see as studying and equalizing a gem for torture through the scenes set in Lumon. This opens Pandora's brand new box of how Mauer (assuming he even goes by that name to the real world) ended up at this particular clinic, whether he works lumin's hidden at the time of this retrospective, and if he specifically guarded Gema to kidnap her and potentially orchestra.

If Dr. Mauer is the one who sent those cards Chikhai Bardo in the past, then he seems to have ordered more of them to be created by optics and design (not different from The dental tools he pulls out of them early in episode 5 while whistling that the melody was attracted) and descended on the secret under where Gema is studying ... For, no doubt, even more evil psychological goals. On this show, every answer we get just seems to be making more questions.

New episodes of "Severance" stream of Apple TV+ every Friday.