To put this (more or less) monosilable, do not read beside this point if you have not seen the last hour of the "Season" season 2.

You did not think that the creative minds behind the "separation" would throw as a recognizable name like Gwendolin Christie, if they did not have at least one more payment on the sleeves, now right? The same is certainly referring to The most popular and permanent mystery in the whole series: those inexplicable goats. After him It seemed As the writers would be happy with the treatment and as one and the elements made earlier in season 2, the final tied some annoying loose ends as dramatically as we could have expected. By the end of the episode, viewers yearn for answers have finally received an explanation why Lumon Industries would have a whole class called mammals nurtured with cut off workers who tend to herds. For anyone's surprise, the discovery was just as strange and disturbing as all other details of world building in the world's tallest night office.

Our first notion that goats will return with revenge comes approximately 45 minutes in the final (though, technicallyI guess It was actually "spoiled" by Apple itself on social media a few days ago). While our focus remains square on a bold rescue attempt to release Gema (Dichen Lachman) from Lumon's claws, writers add another twist to the knife. Moving away from the action in macrodati refining, the episode suddenly changes speeds while we are downloaded a random hallway. Here, the eternal breathing Lorn (Christie) reappears and wheels a stiff goat for babies in a wicked location. It turns out that it is a hidden room directly opposite the floor testing elevator, where Lumon's drumming (ólafur Darri ólafsson) is waiting to execute an animal sacrifice directly from the Old Testament pages to celebrate the end of the increasingly important cold port.

You wanted answers to those goat questions? Well, Severance delivered just that. And, with sincerity, we are still a little traumatized.

Loversbenters of animals, take a look away! After literally years To maintain the audience to guess what Lumon was doing with those goats, the "Department" revealed one of the biggest mysteries that fans could not get enough - and proved to be as brutal as he gets. In a retrospective, the heinous sacrifice of animals as an offer by Kier Egan was probably the most obvious answer. Of course A company as old -fashioned and cult as Lumon would consider these innocent animals as nothing more than fodder for their deity. However, what they did not use was a fierce commitment from the leader of nurturing mammals.

Thanks to the TV -gods for Gwendolin Christie. The make -up and the suit crew went up and wider to make the actor look like Hagard as always, and we learn quickly why. Upon arriving with Bleeating Kid, Drummond is maliciously asking if this concrete goat has "Veve" and "Wiles". Convinced that it is the most appropriate choice of the whole herd, he describes what should happen in the most beloved terms that can be imagined: "This Bever will be drawn to a nurtured woman whose spirit must lead to Kier's door." That "cherished woman" clearly refers to Gemema, because Mrs Cobbel (Patricia Arquette) explained that the completion of the cold port file would inevitably mean the death of Mark's beloved wife (Adam Scott). But what we couldn't know is that this is nothing new for Lumon or Lorne, whose abundant question asking, "How much must I give?" confirms our worst fears.

Intriguing, twist like this was not always in the cards. In a previous interview for /filmCreator Dan Eriksson said the extreme levels of interest to fans in the mystery of long goats helped them persuade them to solve this once and for all. Fans are likely to agree that this is the right call ... even if things have become a little gloomy there for a second.

Is not True A difficult and fast -paced rule in writing that when you have two physically imposed performers on your team, you just have to set a struggle to stop the show between them at some point in the line ... but that is the one that we are glad the "separation" followed anyway. Although we didn't have to expect a great showdown between Dramond and Lorne (The second for whom we are still fighting, would have benefited from one episode of all), the circumstances made the perfect sense after everyone clicked in their place. The air struggle broke out after Mark S. It blurs the way to the sights of G -Din Drummond, breaking the rules trying to gain access to the tinted hallway leading to the test floor. It helps Lorn's decision to help preserve Mark's life feels like the perfect echo of the famous scene from other leading Gwendolin Christie's leading TV: "Game of Thrones".

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Yes, there is no way we were the only one who received "Brian on Tart Against Hound" vibrations from Severance Season 2 Final. Although the stakes are slightly reinforced - instead of a network of opposing beliefs and loyalty that lead to the security of Macy Williams' Aria Stark, Lorn is mostly crazy about the bad treatment of her goats - the end result is eerie. There is nothing "cool" or sanitated for this rarely burst of complete violence, where fighters are mainly only untrained employees who are desperately fighting for their lives with any necessary means. He is bloody, he is brutal, and he fully justifies Christie's casting. Not only did he use the full advantage of the actor's obvious physical force, but he also entered his inherent presence on the screen. Going into the lengths that Lorn only makes to save a goat (his name is Emil and we love it) and allows Mark to save gem is exactly what heroes, people are created.

As we wait for a word when we can watch Severance 3 season 3, you can go back and catch every episode of Apple TV+Season 2.