The reason why you were quoted above (before the interview with the actress is quoted) was to illustrate how the actress confirms what you'd previously said:
YOU said:
"propel viewers into a second season" So it's possible we won't get the full explanation after all!"
So YES of course what you previously said was noticed, which is why attention was brought forth as to how the actress backs up what you'd already said before.
Or was that a quote from the HOLLYWOOD REPORTER? It sucks the way that we can only use the quote option ONE TIME in a message that we post.
My feeling is that she's either in something similar to purgatory and is trying to make amends with anyone she's hurt in order to get to heaven (in her mind); or, she's still in a semi-conscious state, on the verge of either dying or waking up.
Well put. I agree. Plus one of the doctors who speaks to her daughter also said she's in a
LIMINAL STATE (which is a state of TRANSITION from one place to another ... like going from Purgatory to HEAVEN).
Here's quotes from another link:
https://www.msn.com/en-us/entertainment/news/lois-life-in-grotesquerie-explained-whats-real-whats-the-coma-nightmare/ar-AA1sXAQK?ocid=BingNewsSerp
her team of doctors, including Doctor Charlie ... determined that she was actually in a liminal state instead of completely comatose ...
Since Lois has woken up, a gruesome murder from her nightmare has already come to fruition
determining what the meaning of the grisly crime scenes at the center of Lois' nightmares could indicate, which the therapist immediately presumes to be Lois' interpretation of the cruelty of the world.
the first Grotesquerie murder, in which a family who were advocates for social justice was murdered at their dinner table
Then we also have the claim being made that she's a PROPHET who can SEE the FUTURE before it happens ... after which we also see her visit the crime scene with the family that she'd already dreamed about in her LIMINAL state.
Politics defined by Wikipedia:
Politics is the set of activities that are associated with making decisions in groups, or other forms of power relations among individuals
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When you say you don't like politics thrown in, what precisely do you mean? Are you suggesting CLIMATE CHANGE is an absurd issue? The story is definitely also full of situations involving SEXUAL POLITICS (a cheating and/or an abusive spouse).
And we were also introduced to the generational divide when Lois refers to the NUN/PARTNER as being a “holier-than-thou” Millennial who she thinks was "gunning for her job." So that situation also fits into being a "power grab" (even though it's also revealed that Lois was already RETIRED prior to falling into her LIMINAL state)???
Which also brings us back to the excellent point you've made about how she doesn't seem to be FULLY CONSCIOUS or AWAKE yet.
Hopefully the family who were murdered for their devotion to social justice issues (Lois was also supportive of the downtrodden victims that she dealt with) aren't also somehow representative of her own family??? Meaning it might be the PHILOSOPHY Professor who was cooked in the oven and had his body parts fed to Lois and her daughter???
But his lecture on "TERROR MANAGEMENT in EXISTENTIAL PHILOSOPHY" also didn't seem to be POLICTICAL in any way???
And isn't it also TRUE how the film running inside of our heads is like a HORROR flick that we try to drown out with distractions?
Maybe it would have been better if Lois quoted the DONNE Poem that states:
DEATH BE NOT PROUD ...
ONE SHORT SLEEP Past,
WE AWAKE ETERNALLY,
And DEATH shall be no more
Instead of Emily's other poem:
"Because I could not stop for death, it kindly stopped for me ..."
At least the Donne poem contains some optimism for what's happened to the poor family that was brutally and viciously victimized due to their views regarding social justice.
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This link also confirms what's in the POT:
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/micaela-diamond-teases-twisty-grotesquerie-202109604.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuYmluZy5jb20v&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAIYdFjmAba93oKFGKs0xuEiHS99jGZlYZg9lWi2bOeSCOqZRfgzRNY6dGyeIbmRnv6EnQgBncPY6W3GLjewpMTzeQzDQrbDjkFsgYug3TJBidAhvcIodMWK4TtJ4ZmZ9twxvVhLns3x9Vt8cqngUgMVQfZSoqtjYuHVgiVZYpkKp
I go up to the Burnsides’ house and see the baby in the pot
Here's 3 Questions & part of an Answer:
Question: Each character could really have their own spinoff to see into their mind. Have there been any conversations about that?
Question: The series has touched on a lot of important themes, with episode nine introducing this concept of a de-evolution of society and the effect of less community and more technology. What do you feel the series is communicating to audiences? Is there a message?
Question: What can you tease, if anything, about next week’s finale?
Answer: I think ... it will surprise you.
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