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At the end of Severance<\/em> season 2<\/a>, Mark (Adam Scott) is not very happy with himself. Well, actually, let\u2019s put this a little more clearly in Severance<\/a><\/em> terms: Outie-Mark is not very happy with Innie-Mark \u2014 and the feeling is mutual.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Having now had a full conversation with each other for the first time, aided by a severed-technology doorway and a camcorder, both Marks are glad to be talking, working together, and connecting. They just can\u2019t agree on how. Outie-Mark wants to rescue his wife, Gemma (Dichen Lachman)<\/a>, from being kidnapped (and killed) by Lumon, while Innie-Mark wants to start tasting the sweeter side of life (or even just outside air) with Helly R. Their talk becomes more and more heated before completely shutting down, setting up the tense finale episode of Severance<\/em> season 2 as all hell breaks loose on the severed floor.\u00a0<\/p>\n

What follows is one helluva finale, with \u201cCold Harbor\u201d ending season 2 not with a bang, but a full-on marching band. And in a way, both Marks get what they want: Innie-Mark succeeds in getting Gemma to the emergency stairwell, hopefully freeing her from Lumon\u2019s clutches. And then he turns around and runs away with Helly, elatedly holding hands and sprinting through the byzantine hallways until they\u2019re finally captured in a freeze-frame zoom to reveal somewhat downhearted faces.\u00a0<\/p>\n

In its own way, \u201cCold Harbor\u201d feels like it represents all of what Severance <\/em>is and feels like these days. There are mysteries with no easy answers; characters whose lives are split in one body with two consciousnesses. There\u2019s the split fan reception, where viewers are alternately deeply engrossed in every element of every puzzle<\/a> right down to the last production detail<\/a>, or in the deeply drawn character study of the innies and outies. <\/strong>In the end, Severance<\/em> has always been a show built around duality<\/a>, for better and for worse. And by the end of its second season, that meant it was a bit at war with itself.\u00a0<\/p>\n

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Despite the dichotomy of sentience the innies and outies live with, Severance <\/em>is at its best when it doesn\u2019t exist at any extreme. And indeed, season 2 was at its strongest when its parts gelled together \u2014 like the artful tapestry of Mark and Gemma\u2019s memories woven together in \u201cChikhai Bardo,\u201d giving answers to the audience at the same time it deepened the study of these two characters.\u00a0<\/p>\n

But the season was more than just the Mark and Gemma show. We went on an ORTBO that clarified Irving (John Turturro)<\/a> in his mind and ours; we saw Helly R. (Britt Lower) and Mark S. find their way through traumatic doppelganger stress to build something tender. The scope of Severance<\/em> broadened in season 2, allowing for the core ideas of identity to paint a much more fascinating picture of its world. <\/strong>In the first season, Severance<\/em> could only wrestle with the implications of Mark\u2019s choice to be severed, separating himself through all that grief at great cost to himself and his innie. But the second season could go wider, with beguiling implications for both lore and story. If innies truly were the characters\u2019 fundamental selves devoid of context, then Irving and Helena were just as compelling as (if not more than!) Mark. Both consider their strong feelings toward Lumon to be innate, and in the second season we can see how wrong their self-image really is: Irving isn\u2019t angry so much as always striving for art and meaning. Helena isn\u2019t devoted to the company so much as she is strong-willed and entitled, in every form. These portraits broadened our sense of how the severance procedure works, but they worked so well because they felt like more than just a meaningful answer to a question; they felt like a clear character-driven choice.<\/p>\n

Which is, perhaps, why the finale felt a little flat. The first half of the season tugged at these ideas the way you might pluck at a guitar, finding lovely melodies as it built to crashing, crushing crescendos. But the back half of the season was more singularly focused, answering questions in rapid succession. The final run of season 2 became more purely a lore show, tugged along by endless plot updates \u2014 and Mark\u2019s plot in particular. By the end of \u201cCold Harbor,\u201d we have a good sense of where Gemma, Helly, and the Marks fall, and what Lumon is doing with all of them. <\/strong>But for every love triangle we get some<\/em> resolution on, there\u2019s a handful of plotlines that simply end. There\u2019s not much to say for the arcs of Devon or Cobel or Ricken<\/a>, or many of the other threads the second season began to pull at before retreating away to more Mark and Gemma.\u00a0Even Milchick\u2019s season 2 arc unpacking his race and complicity<\/a> feels a bit like a sideshow amid all the hubbub.<\/p>\n

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Watching Severance<\/em>\u2019s season finale meant reveling in the contradictory feelings. These characters have been done dirty, and now they have to figure out what that means for them. For Innie-Mark, the answer is clear, however futile; it\u2019s not about being on anyone\u2019s side, it\u2019s about living for just a few moments more with the woman he loves \u2014 even if that just means dying together with her. \u201cCold Harbor\u201d felt so cold because it was the culmination of one <\/em>part of the season and not the others, with promises for a third season that aren\u2019t as clearly legible or enticing as \u201cGemma is alive!\u201d<\/a>\u00a0<\/p>\n

So much of \u201cCold Harbor\u201d is buried underneath layers and layers of lore and opacity: Gemma not understanding as she screams through the glass that this Mark isn\u2019t her husband, he is a severed innie. Helly holding on Gemma\u2019s agonized face, a specter that haunts her giddy wild running. The story is deeper there, it\u2019s just contained. It wants to give us answers while still pushing forward on the mystery. With such a singular focus, it\u2019s no surprise it\u2019s not as expansive as the rest of the season felt.\u00a0<\/p>\n

It\u2019s possible this is a byproduct of a show holding so fast to its secrets. That Cobel\u2019s journey home revealed so much of her own involvement with severance made it feel like she\u2019d loom larger in the final arc of the season after being so absent earlier. If the Gemma reveal of episode 7 came earlier, it\u2019d feel more like just one of many important notes of the season, rather than a culmination of them. The desire to withhold it \u2014\u00a0for after Innie-Mark and Helly had tentatively found something together \u2014 feels like setup to a puzzle that is missing a piece in the end.\u00a0<\/p>\n

At its heart, Severance<\/em> might be a show about how love, even when seemingly stripped away, will always find a way. It might not permeate the mental blocks of the severance procedure, but it will bloom on either side of that wall. It will hold you through grief and terror and bad jobs<\/a>, in ways hopeful and sad. The love story at the heart of the show has now left a lot of bodies in its wake, and a lot of unresolved storylines for everyone else. It\u2019s too soon to tell if that\u2019s all Severance<\/em> will be. But it\u2019s hard to deny it; the heart wants what it wants.<\/p>\n

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At the end of Severance season 2, Mark (Adam Scott) is not very happy with himself. Well, actually, let\u2019s put this a little more clearly in Severance terms: Outie-Mark is not very happy with Innie-Mark \u2014 and the feeling is mutual.\u00a0 Having now had a full conversation with each other for the first time, aided by a severed-technology doorway and a camcorder, both Marks are glad to be talking, working together, and connecting. They just can\u2019t agree on how. Outie-Mark wants to rescue his wife, Gemma (Dichen Lachman), from being kidnapped (and killed) by Lumon, while Innie-Mark wants to start tasting the sweeter side of life (or even just outside air) with Helly R. Their talk becomes more and more heated before completely shutting down,…<\/p>\n

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