This article contains Major spoilers For the "Season" Season 2 Episode 7, "Mother Bardo"

"Season" Season 2 Episode 7, "Chicai Bardo", goes hard. He reveals that Gemema (Dichen Lachman) has more infants - at least as much as he visits the premises he visits, named after the files for the macro refining team. Moreover, it seems that Gemema trapped in the Lumon complex is the original person, and its various "premises" are not the only cut off characters. She also has unsuccessful Indji that is activated in the elevator during the escape attempt, whom Mr. Milcik (Tramel Tilman) immediately orders to return.

Discovering the episode that a person's mind can be separated into more than two parts is monumental, and once again blew the game of the show of the show wide open. Who should say that a character we have seen is limited to just one severance? Moreover, there is no way to know for sure that the people we thought were the original "Outie" figures or completely unfaithful, have no extra cut off layers that we have yet to see. Let's unzip this discovery a little and analyze which characters they can still have additional intra.

The twists of "cut off" tend not only to encourage the viewer paranoia, but also reward it completely. With the discovery of Chici Bardo for the unknown abilities of the severance procedure, it is time to start just how many personalities our protagonists have.

Strangely, the least likely suspect in the multi-north brain is the main character Mark (Adam Scott). The show deals with the brain on the screen, and assuming we can believe in the rehabi (Karen Aldridge) - which, of course, is its own can of worms - it is probably safe to believe that it would notice that someone more than the expected brain of Mark. On the other hand, we will not say how much Helis (Brit lower) can be there. The episode of the 2nd "Woe's Hollow" season revealed that her Outie is quite capable of passing as its Indji, and her double nature wonders if there are other, even more nasty Helly hiding in the head ... and whether we have already seen them. Is it sometimes an executive level, sometimes carefully and lowered out of Heley, almost looks like two different people on the occasion?

Dylan (Zack Cherry) is a iousubopity case. There is nothing specific that suggests that he could be a multi-all Also Simply put as "separation", so there is reason to expect possible surprises here. As for Irving (Johnon Tournuro), I have already set a theory that He may be a secret reintegration Based on his visions and the unusual insight of his Inji in "Hollow's Hollow ', but the mysteries of his story look so delicious that who knows what is really with the boy - and how much his brain can be hidden.

Apart from the famous cut characters, the real shades of the process make the viewer wonder if the play is hiding secret cut characters. There are several people on "cutting off" that hold A. a lot Important information with which Lumon, a company with access to the severance procedure, should not have a business or inclination to allow them to walk around.

For example, Lumon seems to offer a bunch of extremely gray-paid acting/stand-in-spires, such as the dancers in the Waffl Season 1 party event or the "hollow" hollow ", if Irving does not dream in the episode. Imagine how difficult it would be to control all those small actors, regardless of the NDA they should sign, especially since things like Waffl's party are meant to be a routine procedure of Lumon that takes place all the time. The only logical way to explain this is if the people playing the roles are also cut off.

And then there are people like Seth Milcik (Tramel Tilman). Bureaucrat-hard bureaucrat with just enough cracks in his armor to show the depletion and bitterness that lies within, he is found secretly unstable and his evaluation of the Trojan Horse episode hints that the company can recognize it as such. Harmony Cobbel (Patricia Arquette) is even worse - a completely maniac who goes above and above work to spy on a key employee and retains Kier's altar at home. Are these really kind of people a wicked company with access to severance technology would leave unfaithful believe They are unfaithful?

So if there is a risk of multiple secrets cut off characters and characters running around the city of Kier, how does Lumon control things? At the risk of theory, the answer may be that the city is simply a large "cut off"-a close circle of "cutting off" hell, if desired.

Numerous Kier residents seem to pamper the Innie/Outie line despite having gone through severance, which means the process is either defective with design to allow them to allow them to think They come out, or that the city's purpose is to contain such cognitive leaks. In addition, despite several serious offenses, no indigi or outfits have been physically injured by Lumon's staff, which is wild behavior for an implicit mega-golden corporation. Even the nasty chief of security in the season 1 Doug Granner does not seem to harm the regards before using it, and his stated purpose is to take her to custody. Meanwhile, every major incident in the city - like the murder of Granner - seems to go unnoticed.

The city of Kier is a strange, anachronistic and rarely settlement that no one seems to leave-except for allegedly unbelievable insider Cobbel, who is still quick to return. A fake buffer city like this not only will it manually retain the consciously cut off employees, but will allow an easy way for Lumon to control people like cobblet and Milcik in the event of their peaks on the cup and they will start thinking about pouring beans like lumin Season 2, Appendix, Miss Huang (Sarah Bok). Whether this is the case, it remains to be seen, but surely, a dream company for world domination will have no problem controlling a small town.