This article contains spoilers For "Yellowjackets" Season 3 Episode 7, "Croach".

Season 3 of "Yellowel" passed the first four episodes Setting the foundations for some huge moments of paymentBut the episode 5 threw things out at high speed and the season threw a few meat stories of cannibalist accidental hunger for more. From the very beginning, fans know that survivors of the Viscike football team Yellowokis have been terrified of the general public, knowing about "what happened in the woods", but it was assumed that they were afraid that the public would find out about their cannibalism of survival, or maybe even their cannibalism. In Season 1, when Taisa Turner (Thani Cypraris) campaigns for Newu Jerseyers' state senator, her opponent Phil Batursta is launching an attack on an advertisement showing her cannibalizing your tax dollars ", completed with a photo of her meal for her.

It was also revealed that it was Taisa who hired private investigator Essesica Roberts to make sure that any of the other survivors talk about their time in the desert and hurt her political chances. But it always seemed to be a little short -sighted to believe that the biggest fears of survivors were the people who discover that they cannibalized each other to stay alive. For example, it is well documented that survivors of the Andes' real life flight that partially inspired the show (and is subject to many adaptations, including The phenomenal original Netflix, "Snow Society"), resorted to cannibalism for survival and means that it is not necessary. Grotesque and nightmare to imagine that people are pushing to that limit and we have already seen as Post-Canibalism clarity irreparably changed them, but there was an unpleasant thought that something else happened in the desert for which they are afraid of the people who learn.

Season 3 Episode 7, "Croach", gave us the answer. There are things that are disturbing of cannibalism - how to shake an ax through the head of a researcher that takes place on the compound of your survivor in the middle of a cannibalist holiday.

After Destroying the devastating mercy of coach Ben Scott In episode 6, "Thanksgiving Day (Canada)," survivors decide to "honor" him (Aka punish Sophie Thatcher's Natalie for the murder without asking the rest of the team) by conducting a holiday. His body is mixed and ready to be consumed, while his head is presented to a stump of wood, not unlike the traditional holiday of the head. Since they are quietly consuming their fallen former leader, Lotti (Courtney Eton) encourages them to sing, dance and celebrate. The sounds they make by the frog researchers have collected a few miles away, which follow the sound and come to their small commune. "Every time they eat someone before, it can be explained if they are saved," coach Ben Actor Steven Krueger told Hollywood reporter. "Here, they have killed someone directly and now they are making a ceremony of eating that person. We see the floods open. You start looking at why they got to the place where they arrived, and finally get that relationship with what we saw (in the pilot)." Ben's death marks a huge change in humanity to survivors, but even still, it's not the worst thing they have done. Oh no, it gets up Worse.

Once the research group arrives, some girls are made because these foreigners are a shot of survival, but it all goes to hell when Lotti, apropos of nothing, hit an ax in the head of one of the researchers, Edwin (Nelson Franklin). The rest of the researcher, Hannah (Ashley Sutton) and the researcher of the researcher Cody (Elloel McHail), rightly removed the running, with survivors dividing fractions to follow them. Some of them want to catch them to prevent them from telling anyone what they have seen, while others want their help to return home.

Regardless, this is serious behavior "master of flies" by some girls, but no more than Lotti Matthews. "They do not belong, it does not want them here," she shouts, before taking Edwin's blood and brain and pampering her face and mouth as she murmurs: "You will see. I promise you will see."

And to make things worse, the researchers got it all on the bar. No amount of gluing the story can save on this.

From episode 7, we know for sure that Edwin is dead and that Hannah will be dead enough, as the Adult Shauna (Melanie Lysini) looks at her obituary and the photo used is one of the 90s. It is assumed that Cody is also dead because when it comes to what happened there, the adult van (Lauren Ambros) declares the only people who know that "we are or dead". But what we still don't know is How They will die. This reveals a new, fascinating layer of "Yellowjackets" because it forces the audience to deal with their own sense of morality.

On paper, "murder and cannibalization of someone" sounds much worse than just "killing someone", but in the case of the two latest episodes of "Yellowoth", we know it is not. Coach Ben was essentially euthanized as Natalie's kindness to stop his suffering, and while it can be claimed that he only consumed because teenager Shauna (Sophie Nelis) was on the drive to make Natalie feel terrible, survivors, survivors, survivors. do Treat cannibalism as a ritual honor to the person they eat. Since Edwin's murder was completely unchanged, and now that survivors have to face the head of reality, Lotti's outburst is still gloomy.

The last three seasons have debated whether Lotti is really schizophrenic (as stated by the drugs she took and expired shortly after the plane crash) or whether it was in line with the supernatural presence in the desert, but it began to crystallize that lottery is not Clairvoyant, and is actually a deep unnecessary woman who needs help, care, understanding and yes, medication. But not everything on Lotti, all survivors are complicit in the death of researchers and they know that.

And that is exactly what worsens from cannibalism - they Know.