Do not swing off the coastline - and fictional - a city on the Salt neck, if you are not current in Season 2 of "Grade", because this article Contains spoilers!

In the eighth episode of its second season, the critically -loved Dan Erikson series "Neeverans" took the audience away, far from the cut off in Lumon Industries - where we usually spend time with Mark S. (Adam Scott), Heley R. (Brit Dol), Dylan G. (Zack Cherry) and to his recent "shooting", "Irving B. Cobbel, a key, however, the mysterious character played by Oscar winner Patricia Arquette. In the episode, titled "Sweet Vitriol", the harmony returns to what we learn is its hometown, cold and followed by a seaside country called Salt on the neck. Well, where is the neck of salt in real life, given that there is no such city in the United States?

According to Canadian Broadcasting CompanyOr the CBC, the Canadian province of Fufoundland and Labrador served as a recording location for "Sweet Vitriol" - and specifically, the "Severi" team filmed in the small town of Bonwista. Yahoo! Also reported to the episode recording location and said the show's creative team sought advice from Edith Sampson, director of Sir William Ford Cocker's Heritage Foundation In Canada, for specific recording locations. The exit also announced that the drap pot, a cafe where harmony meets her old friend Hampton (Jamesei Le Gross), is a real coffee called a bicycle picnic coffee in Bonwist.

Ben Stiller, who produces the series and often directing episodes - including "Sweet Vitriol" - also explained his decision to shoot at Bonvista on the accompanying podcast on the show. "Podcast for cutting off with Ben Stiller and Adam Scott."As Stiller explained," something for the Fufoundland pitch is that he is solid and beautiful, but not the scale, not like Iceland or Greenland or something like the giant mountains. It is a little smaller, but it is still so nice in its own way. "

There is no doubt that Bonavist is an incredibly striking and beautiful location for Salt's neck, but unfortunately, invented The version of this seaside city has a problematic history - for which we learn everything in "sweet vitriol". Since Season 1 of Sever, we knew that Harmony Cobbil had a deep commitment to Lumon Industries and Kier Egan, The founder of the company was regarded as a god of all lumin's will (She had the altar to Kier in her home because of God). Back to the neck of salt, we start to see Why The harmony was so invested in Lumon and Kier, and this is because the hometown of harmony was built around Kier and Lumon.

Harmony has left Salt's neck to attend Martle Egan's school school (named Lumon's first female leader), which means she left her mother Charlotte Cobbel and her sister Celein "Sisi" Cobbel (played by Janeain Alexander in "Sweet Vitriol"). As we discover in the episode, harmony and hampton, the second of which now leads the pot and distributes Depending on a substance called ether For residents (while also using themselves), they worked at the ether factory in Salt's neck as children, often working for shifts that lasted 10 whole hours. (Harmony also says she has not even used it even for eight years, providing another disturbing factor for Salt's neck.) After all, we learn that the factory closed when Lumon left the ether business, leaving Salt's neck to suffer from the company ...

Bonavist's idents, who also seem to be "cutting off" fans, should be proud that their city represents the Salt neck - because after this episode, we know that the information found in the Salt neck is some of the most important in the entire Oreor of the show. This is because, during the episode, harmony hunting for something in her family home (where you can still see signs of the Wallid from the young harmony by measuring her height as a child), she is heavily torn across Charlotte's premises and Sisi to find a mysterious item. Finally, in the bust of what seems to be Kier Egan hidden in the underground shed, harmony finds what she is looking for, and she storms back to the house to show Sisi.

What Harmony shows her sister is absolutely stunning because it is a school notebook filled with instructions on how to perform the procedure for severance. That's the case: Ameeim Egan (Michael Siberia), the father of Elena Egan (also played by Brit Lower) and the head of the company, did not invent him, but simply stole the work of harmony. This definitely explains why, since the beginning of season 2, the harmony seemed pure hostile as far as Lumon is concerned, and also means that the location of the salt neck is now one of the most important places in the geography of the show (what else could be hidden there?) We still have a lot to learn about the harmony - and Some might claim that this episode gave us a backstew to the wrong character - But the fact is that this discovery, courtesy of Salt's neck, will be a huge part of the "cutting off" that goes forward.

Severance broadcasts new episodes on Thursday at Apple TV+ at 9pm Est.