r/severence:

u/currentlygooninglul

Nope. What did it say
u/currentlygooninglul

Uh, not really. You basically cannot accept the fact that the show has shown severed people operating outside of lumon. Oh, so they openly said milchik and the other lady were mad because racism? Lmao, thats the most ridiculous thing Ive ever heard. Especially since its BEEN DONE BEFORE. Youre grasping at air lol
u/currentlygooninglul

Bro, I think your understanding is purely surface level. We dont have to know how many people theyve done that with. Remember the pregnant lady? Lol, I dont know what else to tell you. Side note. Milchik was already mad/displeased going into the surprise meeting.
u/currentlygooninglul

First, it was said that this was something they do so being a baby about it is horrible writing given the other things that milchik said he had to live with. Second, that means nothing. Weve seen severed people outside of the innie floor before.
u/currentlygooninglul

To be fair, they only get favorable propaganda about their outies.
u/currentlygooninglul

I personally think she dissected the security guards brain and think the security guard was severed. Milchik, the security guard, and natalie are always on call and are the only ones we never see with a personal life. I think they eventually got offered to never switch back to their outies.
u/currentlygooninglul

Idk how I missed that, thanks lol
u/currentlygooninglul

I thought it was too obvious. Im new to the sub so idk if it was a hot topic here but if she is a spy, they did a terrible job making it subtle. If she isnt a spy, it made no sense to portray her as one so obviously because it adds nothing to story and will seem odd on rewatch.
u/currentlygooninglul

Also, she was trying to tell them reintegration was possible. I think the next episode is going to be her scolding regabi for being an idiot and fixing what she (regabi) did to marks head. Also, in a sense, completing her research by successfully reintegrating mark, finishing her arc. I think shes gonna be dead soon tbh.
u/currentlygooninglul

This episode alone was pretty lackluster. However, when you pair it with knowledge gained from viewing the show, it explains and opens up a lot. The biggest thing gained: we now know exactly why cobel is so invested in severance. She invented it, she isnt allowed to say it, and she knows theres a weakness to it (reintegration/rhegabi) but never got to explore it bc, kier or whatever. We also get a glimpse of a cobel redemption arc that puts milchick (think buying out Devon with visits) against cobel.