Natalie is defined by the guilt of survivor through inactivity; She goes back when she referred to a gun to her violent father, just to accidentally shoot Himself Instead. Her mercy that kills Ben is felt not only by her friendship with the coach, but also from what happened to the report.

The last time Natalie maintained a choice between life and death, she stopped and left someone else to die to save himself. "Storytelling" opened up on Natalie on Natalie set on the song of the crane "Zombie", a song about the violent death of the children. It is one of the best drops on the show's needle, reports Natalie's wines and how she sees herself as a walking car that lives a borrowed life. With the murder of Ben, Natalie faces her guilt and restores her humanity; She has allowed someone to suffer for her own, and she will not do it again.

After other girls find out that Natalie killed Ben, they brand her traitor and Shauna collects them on her side. To punish Natalie and Ben's victim, Fauna orders Natalie to the butcher Ben. Fauna is much more relentless than Natalie; There is a reason that she became the butcher of the group, ie. The one that will stain your hands for the benefit of everyone else. Talking to Colider, Sophie Thatcher said Natalie did not want the burden of leadership and his compromises:

"There was a moment when (Natalie) felt really seen when Lottie Gave gave the crown, but now she's restless and doesn't love the job because it's so much, and it's so huge to be with these girls and does it all. I think it's not the best thing in the world. "

You really see Natalie's soul crumbling During the trial of Ben in episode 4; She thinks Ben is innocent, or at least forgiveness, but she is forced to go along with what she asks her followers. The Queen does not remain queen long without the consent of the verdict. Natalie's killing of Ben was also her dismissal from the burden of leadership to do what she thought was right.

Was that the real thing, yet? "Thanksgiving Day (Canada)" has the most shocking end in the history of Yellowothlings: During the holiday of girls, some campers are walking on their page. One of them notices Ben's beheaded head, pulls, and then cut into black.

What?! Season 3 "Yellowicquakers" has little water, and make some suspicious callsBut "Thanksgiving (Canada)" returns the show on the right track. Ben's death closes a bow that risked being dragged, while ending the episode opens up a world of opportunity.

"Yellowelquekeepers" are moving to Paramount+ with Showtime.