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YELLOWJACKETS [2x7] | EXTENDED REACTION (Patreon)

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2023-05-15 06:20:19
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Corey

I always come back to that line that Walter said that he "wants to be the Moriarty to Misty's Sherlock". So I do believe that he could be trying to prove that Misty is a murderer. I also don't think we have to like Shauna just like with the rest of them none of them actually that likeable haha. Misty murdered that 'reporter', Natalie was terrible to Kevyn, Tai killed her dog, unintentionally tormented her son at night, broke Ali's leg, and almost killed her wife in that crash. At this moment it really is team Lottie because so far she hasn't caused any damage and seems to want to help people (I mean we will see as the series goes on how much her beliefs do potentially hurt people). Van seems fine but I hope they give more to her character.

Shelby

The second we were introduced to the therapist and the therapist referred to Lottie's hallucinations as "visions," I knew something was off. No therapist would ever refer to a patient's hallucinations as visions.

tyler orr

YASSSSS LEMME GET SEATED FOR MY FAVS

Rue

Regarding Lottie's therapy sessions - I seriously have thought there was something off about them ever since we met grown-up Lottie at the start of this season. Like, the way the therapist would talk about Lottie's visions - as though *she* was having them. As though they were real, and Lottie wasn't just schizophrenic. Also - notice just how much they're mentioning that? They've done it since teen-Lottie's episode in s1: they keep bringing up Switzerland, her schizophrenia, of course they all remember what she did during their time in the wild, and the horrible mental/emotional state she was in once they were rescued and taken back to civilization. There was a reason for ALL of that. And the ending scene of this episode was why. This was showing us Lottie, as herself - of her own sound mind and body - sacrificing her blood to help her friend who was in pain. This wasn't a spell, in this case - this was *her* decision, her sacrifice to help her friend. Which is why Lottie is so horrified when she hears her own voice coming from the Antler Queen, saying: "Does a hunt that has no violence feed anyone?" Because it reveals that the Antler Queen is essentially Lottie's dark wilderness counterpart, much like Sleepwalking Tai is Taissa's counterpart - confirming that what Travis said about Nat being right, was spot on: the darkness got to them in those woods and they carried it back to civilization with them once they were rescued. The Antler Queen tips her hand by saying that, though - she wants them all together again, because the wilderness entity wants *another* violent hunt and wants alll of the survivors to be there and participate. Part of me also wonders, though - especially after that last scene and, as you two pointed out, basically her ENTIRE story for the course of the show so far - if Shauna might not turn out to be the one who killed Travis and brought them all together. Or, at least, the dark wilderness version of Shauna may have done, anyway. The common thread I see in Shauna's story is how she was stuck in Jackie's shadow, and how JACKIE saw her - that was a really key part. Jackie pointed out that Shauna could have stepped out of it at any time, but she chose not to. She wanted to stay close to Jackie. Being with Jackie was more important than any of the crap she had to put up with - including being on the soccer team! Shauna has a tendency to blame everyone else for decisions she made, and then is shocked when her life is a complete shambles. Still, with Jackie and Shauna, I always get this vibe that Shauna was obsessed with Jackie - like, she didn't know if she wanted to be her, wanted to have her life, or maybe just *wanted* Jackie and couldn't face that about herself? Like Nat pointed out last season - ALL of them are fucked up because of what happened out there, but Nat (who is, imo, the most empathic/compassionate of the group) was the only one who it was noticeably affecting. Misty looks back on it like you would fond memories of summer camp, while Tai and Shauna had done their damnedest to move on with their lives and forget about it all, but Nat just couldn't. Out of all the group, though - Biscuit-murder aside - I'd say Shauna is the one the darkness has the most powerful hold over. She *likes* hurting people, enjoys being violent and threatening people and can dismember a body as easily as she dresses a rabbit for dinner. Shauna never left the woods.

BRIDGECO

Its crazy thinking about the darkness/counter parts of them all like that. I look at Tai as having the crazy obvious "other tai" counterpart, but the others also totally have crazy counter parts in their own ways but I never really looked at the big picture like that. The therapist shocked us, its funny tho cause I went and watched Horror Bandwagon after we watched and they started episode 7 bringing up people in comments thinking it was all in her head 😭 Praise to all the actresses and their characters/portrayals, I've never watched a show with this many people that I seem to both sympathize with and hate at the same time 😂 Shauna's dark side is definitely gonna be key. Bridgette and I have this feeling this season is gonna end with her being arrested for Adam's murder tho.

Penny Jacobs

im super curious about the ben and paul interaction. the only thing javi has said to anyone is "she told me not to come back". laura lee kicked lottie out of the fantasy she was in, and now paul telling ben he "isnt welcome here". parallel that with jackie being embraced and loved, and the same with shaunas baby. maybe the death dream is a limbo between life and death and thats where javi was for all those months.

AJ Rogers

caliguli is played by john cameron mitchell who is the beat. he created hedwig and the angry inch which yall should react to.

KC2000

Just watched the 2x08 episode and I have no words for that ending. The Wilderness Chooses, but so do the Yellowjackets.