Due to its premise, Severance tends to focus on the "Inji" workers trying to cut off the headquarters of Lumon Industries in Kier, PE. These characters lead a mysterious, isolated and extremely strange existence that forms the spine of the mysteries of the show. However, the very reason they exist is that at some point, one person has agreed to be subject to the infamous and controversial procedure for Lumon's severance. This has divided their personalities into the usual "Outie" and the injections, the last of which exist only within the cut-off sub-or, in rare circumstances, when Lumon activates them out of the site with a process called an overtime protocol.

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As the show slowly reveals, the process of severance is drastic, and many of the feces have equally drastic reasons to agree. Some are on a mission, others require better opportunities, while others still simply try to escape something. Whatever the reason they took over the gig of Lumon, however, one thing that connects them is that almost none of them are happy campers. Let's look at the "landscapes" that have the worst in season 2.

After meeting with the head of the Department of Optics and Design, Burthfer (Christopher Walker) and exceeds his overwhelming corporate attitude, Irving B. (Johnon Turturo) has established itself as one of the most sincere, rebels and managed injections of the whole play. After Season 1 introduced us to his CEO of Irving, we find that there is a reason for this: Mr. Perpeto is a very cool figure with an implicit military background. He spends the time of stopping to hang out with his equally cool dog, assembling information about Lumon and swing while obsessively painting pictures of what we eventually learn is the elevator to the test floor.

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Since there seems to have little memory bleeding between Ining and Ini and O. Sitty, Irving B. In the end, he also affects his power, which creates some speeds in his life, after Ini Irving fired to expose Elena Egan (Brit Lower) in the Holou of the intestines. After all, however, even the heart is not enough to deter Irving's executor. Of course, things do not end very well for him, romantically - but at least he, Bart and Burth's partner, Cecil Shields (Johnon Noble), can speak things through adults.

The last one we see at Irving is in Season 2, Episode 9, "After Hours", when Burt forced him to leave the city of Kier by train, very likely for good. Although this may seem like an end, Irving in the end doesn't look too much. He is a survivor who at the end of the day is out to have new adventures with his cool dog. There is still much we don't know about him, but there are all reasons to suspect that Irving will be good.

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At first, Dylan George (Zack Cherry) is understood to be the most appropriate man in the show. Dylan G. He created a whole mythology around his incredible storm, believing he could do nothing wrong. Even when we first look at his life in the episode of the season 1 "Hide and Search", the discovery that Odi Dylan is a father only reinforces this message.

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Season 2, on the other hand, reveals that things are not as pleasant as that. The prolonged look at Dylan Georgeor's life and Ini Dylan's talks with his teaching wife, Grecen (Merritt Wever), peeled off the layers of Dylan G, until there was little. We discover that Outie Dylan is struggling to find its place in life while Ini Dylan is a confident, talented and highly decorated member of his work team. It does not help that Ini Dylan and Grecen are growing more and more, which further complicates the division of Ini-Outs.

Truth be told, this attraction really stems from Ini Dylan resembling a younger, less lowered version of his Outie, and Grecen moves away from the situation before something really irreversible. She is also extremely ready to talk to things with Opij Dylan, so all this looks like a relationship that expresses more than anything else. Severance Season 2 Completion Shows to teach Dylan even fully admits that he wants to have relatively cool Inni Dylan around, so at the end of the day he must have his family, work, And Knowing that the capable, professional successful version of it exists in the depths of the cut off. All things discussed is not a bad deal.

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Putting the show on the show sad sack at this low level on the list may seem strange, but there is a good reason for it. Mark Scout (Adam Scott) lives a life -filled life and is incapable of moving after losing his wife Gemema (Dichen Lachman) in a car accident. However, even at the lowest level, it leads a very comfortable life and has a fairly decent support network. He has a job, a spacious house and loved ones trying to distract him from his casing - especially his sister Devon (Jan Tolock), who does not stop at anything in her efforts to make Mark feel better.

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Yes, his job is secret hell. Of course, unknown to him, his boss, Mrs Cobbel (Patricia Arquette), secretly holds the tabs as his friendly neighbor, Mrs Selwig, until its cover blows up at the end of season 1. All this means that although its existence is not very smooth, Outie Mark does. Well, at least he was before he ended up on a collision course with his Indji.

Of course, it is Eagan and Lumon Higher-up. However, Jelena Egan also lives under the thumb of her deeply nasty, distant father Ameeim (Michael Siberia), who fully tells Heli R. Ini in the final of Season 2 that there is no Loveub for Elena. He just saw her sitting in a rare, huge castle of Egan in episode 9, "after hours", while Ameeim looks at her and criticizes the way she eats his eggs for breakfast is enough to convince the viewer that this person leads an incredibly unfortunate existence.

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Moreover, both the emotional and physical strokes of the intestines only continue to come to Elena. She clearly does not enjoy her mission of the cut off too much, especially after two separate incidents - her own and Irving executives - tried to kill her. She also learns some extremely difficult lessons for herself; For example, the very reason that Irving attacked it is that she realized that it was too cruel to be the right Heli R.

It is obvious that Elena carries serious psychological luggage, and the horizon has exactly zero relief. She must continue to fulfill her undefined, but no doubt significant duties to Lumon, which may or may not include some serious unwanted things - for example, we still do not know whether she was sleeping with Mark S. At Woe's Hollow, she flirted with Outie Mark in Attila as part of her mission or not. Moreover, the "cold port" reveals that her father prefers Heley B. Above her, so that her personality can be at risk if Ameeim decides to abuse the Protocol for overtime emergency and leave Heley's active personality. While Jelena Egan is without a doubt a villain, she can only be the most tragic to introduce the show.

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Indeed, the competition for the worst life of Neeverans ended when Season 2, Episode 7, "Chicai Bardo", fell. The the most disturbing episode of the season (And, probably, the whole show) is fully committed to the troubles of Gema's scout, whom we discovered, was still alive in Season 1. Here, we learn that her time in Lumon's clutches has enough layers for one play all alone, and surprisingly, the episode focusing on her contains The most important discoveries of Season 2.

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Gemema has been living in the Lumon test floor since her allegedly fatal car accident, as long as she has been subjected to regular experiments where its multiple infcls have to undergo repeated, almost impermeable unpleasant activities tied to specific macro refining files. This makes some lives of the incs absolute, infinite hell, although things are not much better for the gemma itself.

Although its various intrins are those that actually go through a variety of torment, she will still feel the physical affairs after leaving their premises. Moreover, while Gemema initially participated in everything that is going on voluntarily, she is definitely a prisoner at the time of Chici Bardo, passing most of her external classes in a decent equipped, but incomprehensible sterile room without fully understanding what is happening, and only with a decisive false. Even without the severe implication that the consequences of the completion of the "Cold Port" project will kill her personality completely, it sounds like a really hellish existence.

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