[ SECRET POST #4229 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4229 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ], [ 1 - posted twice ].
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Comments

Spoilers Downthread probably.

[anarchicq]

I gave up on the episode that starts with the native guy's backstory. I lost interest once Maeve became super telepathy goddess then just went "Oh FUCK OFF!" When the episode started with MISUNDERSTOOD NATIVE SCALPER.

Apparently something happens post credits of the finale, can someone please spoil me?

Also does anything happen to/with Clementine?

Re: Spoilers Downthread probably.

[(Anonymous)]

SPOILERS

Clementine died, but was repurposed by the bad guys to be a weapon against the other hosts.

Re: Spoilers Downthread probably.

[(Anonymous)]

Your loss, the episode with the native guy's backstory was fantastic. It was a flashback to some of the great mythos-building they were doing in first season, which made me feel even more dubious about most of the rest of this season.

Re: Spoilers Downthread probably.

[(Anonymous)]

That's the only episode this season that made me cry. Which surprised me because I didn't feel very emotionally invested in the season as a whole and then... wow, that one was well-done.

Re: Spoilers Downthread probably.

[(Anonymous)]

I agree... his saga was one of the best things about S2.

Re: Spoilers Downthread probably.

[(Anonymous)]

And the fact that Ake and his people knew that the world they lived in was "off" seemingly long before Dolores and Maeve did--but no one knew that, because no one spent time with the Natives because they were scary or different. Which sort of parallels the historical treatment of actual Natives in America.

I'll agree that the two "bottle" episodes were standouts, but there were some other good moments. Dolores unironically becoming the thing she hates by reprogramming Teddy, and him killing himself because of it. William realizing that just maybe, he killed his actual daughter. Armistice and Japanese Armistice (I don't know why, they just tickle me). And I thought Bernard's fractured sense of time was a good call-back to season 1 and the stories of different timelines running in parallel.