Please respect and enjoy the peace. This article contains spoilers For the latest episode of "Foundation".

All the time he was hiding in an ordinary look. Season 3 of the Foundation may be the worst chapter of the show, still, Paying the long -term teasing of the wicked mule (Pile Asbak) and rushing forward in the last few months of the ruling of the clion dynasty over the galaxy. Those who do not pay attention to their psychochistory are doomed to sacrifice, to paraphrase a certain scientist/prophet of doomsday named Harry Seldon (Aredari Harris), and we are finally witnessing the chickens coming home to climb up for centuries. All of these seeds were planted in the first episode of the Apple TV+series as early as 2021 ... As was the individual secretly responsible for setting this Grand Plan in the first place.

Say that with me, people: Demercel together. The loyal robot played by Laura BIRN throughout the play has always promised her faithfulness to the empire - or, at least, has done so ever the end of its involvement in the wars in robots And its subsequent reprogramming to serve the blants. This is a story based on a fruitful scientific genius Isaac Asimov, of course, the character is bound by the three laws of robotics that prioritize the safety of human beings (known as the Law on Nurk in the World of the Foundation). This is what makes her more shockingly early in the fourth episode of this season, when Demerzel meets Zefir Varelis (Rebecca Ineson) for her defective - essentially a character session of the character sentenced to keep the worst secret for herself.

Remember all that bomb attack on Sky Bridge, back in the premiere of Season 1? This mass attack is initially attributed to two arguments of the Kingdoms of Imperium, Anacreon and the neighboring planet TESS, but the truth has proved to be far more complicated than that. The big twist involves Demerzel to take responsibility for this heinous event and, in the process, prescribing everything we thought we knew about the narrative to this point.

As for the rough wakes, Culmination of the premiere of Season 1 of the Foundation Of course he made an impression - quite literally, unfortunately, for the Transtrator's city planet. It is easy to see why the headquarters of the Galactic Empire would be considered impenetrable and immune, no matter what Harry Seldon and his followers think. After over 12,000 years, the clon regime fully bought it in its excitement. And when Harry invites young fornication Gal Dornik (Lou Lobel) halfway through the Galaxy to support his serious warnings about the fall of the Empire, well, it is unlikely to be surprising when authorities arrest both scientists on charges of inciting a revolution. For the dynasty of the absolute top of its forces, even the slightest spark of disagreement must be used before it becomes a fire.

It all collapsed (again, very literally) when, as, as Harry and Gaal is attacked, all the breaks of hell lose the magnificent starvet bridge that connects the transmitter surface to the orbital platform. We see two agents of Anacre and Tesis that perform their tasks at the same time, leading to the destruction of the space lift, unstoppable huge scar across the planet as the structure decreases, and the deaths of hundreds of millions of innocent. At that time, Brother Day (Lee Pace) cites the military crying immediately before the suicide bombers were detonated as evidence of Anacreon and Tesis. The episode ends with delegates from the two planets, leading to chains and Demerzel announcing Harry and Gal that they will be allowed to create their foundation in the distant world of terminus instead. Everything is good that ends well, right?

However, now, Demercel is recognized as a party responsible for ordering and arming bombers to do what they did 300 hundred years before completely increasing all our assumptions.

So much for robots that are unable to go against their programming ... right? Well, maybe not. Demermel's main mission in life since her service to the Class Dynasty has always been to promote the Empire's agenda and preserve their rule of iron in the long centuries. So how does she deal with a serious blow to her masters, saving the lives of Harry and Gaal and provides the foundation's survival to stay in line with it?

In the idyllic garden Tranor, Demerzel explains to Zefir Varelis that she has evaluated the foundation's early success as a key to the rule of Empire. With more and more people who believe Harry's predictions of the Empire's fall, making the martyr, would galvanize the masses against the bolts. Moreover, this suggests that Demermel herself cannot deny the mathematical precision of Harry's work in psychochistory. With the foundation able to establish a terminal basis and slowly begin to set things on the go to save humanity's legacy after the inevitable fall of the empire, well, even the terrible death of hundreds of millions can be considered as a necessary sacrifice from the point of view of the calculated robot. Its actions directly led to the show as we know it now, with Harry and Gaal can extend the foundation's goals over an incomprehensible huge timeframe and position themselves directly in direct opposition to KLANS in all centuries later with The second basis.

Is Demermel the most prolific robot with a mass measurement in history, the unintentional savior of mankind or something else? Something tells us that her story is not fully written in ink, and she clearly has a significant portion to play in the following episodes. Whether all this talks about her desires for "freedom" actually leads to something drastic or not to see.

New episodes of the "Foundation" Season 3 Apple TV+ every Friday.