This article contains Major spoilers For the "season" season 2 Episode 8, "Sweet Vitriol".

"Season" Season 2 So far, she has paid a lot of attention to the trips of individual characters, and "sweet vitriol" continues the trend with the journey of harmony Pobbel (Patricia Arquette) into her dilapidated hometown, Salt's neck. As the former Bexria of Turned Floor Manager, we learn that the city became revealed after Lumon closed a large factory that was the main employer in the area. This is one of the first times we have seen the influence of Lumon from a relatively objective point of view, and tightening the company that had it - and for some residents, continues to hold it - above the neck of salt salt, reveals a particularly interesting job for Lumon's policies.

The view of the episode is dramatically different from what we have seen so far on the show. Apart from being named after the founder of the company, the city of Kier does not look all that is influenced by Lumon, and Kiier's pseudo-religious cult is largely presented as a way to keep the cut off workers in checking, not unlike the Perks system and the unemployed retrofuutist design. The discovery that Lumon is imposing his cult practices on real-world employees is quite worrying-how the company seems to have done so for decades.

To "Sweet Vitriol", cult Kier is largely framed as the personal queer of the Egan's family that Lumon uses as an internal way to keep the cut off workers in checking, with a nast The private discomfort of Mr Milcik (Tramel Tilman) with some of the most serious cult practices of the company The only little hints that something else is wrong. However, this episode reveals that the cult long before dates and was already around indoctrinated cobbled before inventing the basics of the mentioned process.

Based on what we see to the people of Salt's neck, they either continue to be in the cult of Kier or strictly complain of Lumon and everything that represents them. Moreover, the implication seems to be that the neck of the salt is just one of the places where the Iganese and their culted of personality have been held for decades. After all, Cobbel herself was educated in some kind of religious school with topics from Kier, which not only explains much about her behavior and the way Patricia Arquette plays, but also confirms that Lumon was already powerful enough to return his cultural trainers when she was very young.

The episode effectively confirms that Kier's cult is already a system of belief in the real world with at least a certain measure of notortion and that Lumon also has a long -standing tendency to destroy lives. From the mysterious plans of Lumon, which are separated (which Season 2 "Season" has already been discovered.

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