#echooche

Oh. Oooooh. Irving was so pissed at Mark for forgetting about Gemma and liking Helly because if innie Mark has no attachment to his wife, outie Burt has no attachment to Irving. Irving is sitting at the campfire and watching a visual representation of exactly what it looks like when someone forgets a love and falls for someone else. Except for Irving, he's the one that's been forgotten.

Wow, it's almost like Mark S doesn't know that he's in a psychological thriller. It's almost like the entire MDR team went through something huge when they got turned on outside and saw their outie lives. It's almost like that could naturally change someone's behaviour and attitude and how one looks and relates to their environment. It's almost like Mark had known Helly for only a few weeks before their revolution. Before she got replaced. So it's not his flipping fault that he didn't notice it was Helena. He's like two years old. He has no frame of reference for doppelgangers. And of course we the audience figured it out. We were supposed to. It's why the reveal was so early in the season. One of the team getting switched out parallels their stunt in the season one finale. It was clearly the most interesting way for the story to go, and Britt Lower's is terrifying with how well she sold the switcharoo. We're looking for the micro-expressions, so of course we're gonna find them. I don't think Mark S even knows what a micro-expression is.

If Irving B gets turned off in the woods, does that mean outie Irving is about to wake up in the middle of nowhere with Milchick and a bunch of strangers??? Like what is Milchick's plan on spinning this? Hello we're in the woods and also you're fired??? Feel free to walk home??? Also also flipping also does hypothetical super-secret-conspirator outie Irving get to talk to Mark, Helly, and Dylan?!?! They could all learn that there are bigger waterfalls out there from a reliable source!!!

Just imagining Jon in 146, feeding on someone impulsively, unable to stop himself. Then once it's done, feeling sated for the first time in weeks. The hunger pains and the constant headache suddenly gone and the lightheaded relief, followed by nauseated horror at what he just did. Jon throwing up bile in an alley, because it's not like he actually ate anything. Jon dragging himself home with the knowledge that there is nothing he could ever do to fix this, to fix himself, because succumbing to the monster within is the only way for him to feel remotely human again.