The finale’s biggest open questions area designed to have two answers.
wrapped tonight, with a supersized sixth episode that saw detectives Liz Danvers and Evangeline Navarro finally descend into the much-discussed ice caves, nab the mad scientist Clark, get stuck in the freezing-cold Tsalal Station during a storm, find out the truth about the death of activist Annie K., and figure out—sort of!—who turned the group of scientists into the famous “corpsicle.” Meanwhile, the young deputy Peter Prior goes on his own mission, to bury the father he shot in Episode 5.
who is awakening? Are we supposed to know the answer to those questions at the end, or are those supposed to remain open questions?They’re open questions. However, there are answers. And it’s too late for me to try to put the cork on that first one, because John Hawkes has been going around the worldbecause as happens in true crime, you have many answers, but you don’t know exactly how everything went down. But for the character work, John and I talked about it.
All of this also is making me think more about Clark and Annie’s relationship, and it puts a new spin on it. It’s interesting that he was thinking of her as some eternal feminine.I think that he was absolutely enthralled. The fact that he sees the spiral on her back that he knows is a spiral down there in the cave, and he’s losing his mind, as you said, in the obsession of this search.
Speaking of people who have redemption arcs, what about Liz Danvers? She starts out in the first couple of episodes pretty darn unlikable, and it seems like at the end she’s softened through the events of what’s happened, and is almost reborn when she goes down into the ice and then comes back up.Yes, because she has to die. She really dies. This is a woman who has effectively frozen her past, her pain, her loss, her life in a knot of bitterness and irony.
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