Ben Lindbergh

Maybe they weren't fireflies that long. Maybe they didn't have an opportunity to be as brutal. But would they be quite so squeamish about this? Does that say something about how they've changed since they were with the fireflies? I guess the good thing about it is that it does really make the contrast with Abby stronger.

And credit to Caitlin Deaver for just embodying that rage where even as she's laying out, here's why this is happening to you, you can tell that she's kind of losing control, right? And she's going further than anyone else wants her to. And so that I guess it functions well in that sense, in that you kind of get the sense that, OK, Abby's kind of out on an island here.

And credit to Caitlin Deaver for just embodying that rage where even as she's laying out, here's why this is happening to you, you can tell that she's kind of losing control, right? And she's going further than anyone else wants her to. And so that I guess it functions well in that sense, in that you kind of get the sense that, OK, Abby's kind of out on an island here.

And credit to Caitlin Deaver for just embodying that rage where even as she's laying out, here's why this is happening to you, you can tell that she's kind of losing control, right? And she's going further than anyone else wants her to. And so that I guess it functions well in that sense, in that you kind of get the sense that, OK, Abby's kind of out on an island here.

You almost wonder, like, how did all these people end up in this room with her? Because it's been five years in the show and they knew what her plan was. And maybe they thought that she wouldn't go through with it either. But. It's just wired very differently than Abby is.

You almost wonder, like, how did all these people end up in this room with her? Because it's been five years in the show and they knew what her plan was. And maybe they thought that she wouldn't go through with it either. But. It's just wired very differently than Abby is.

You almost wonder, like, how did all these people end up in this room with her? Because it's been five years in the show and they knew what her plan was. And maybe they thought that she wouldn't go through with it either. But. It's just wired very differently than Abby is.

And, you know, maybe it's not quite as personal for them because it wasn't their dad, but presumably it was people they loved and cared about, too. So pluses and minuses where I'm like, you know, they're almost too nice in a sense. But then that does really make the contrast with Abby and her brutality stand out all the more.

And, you know, maybe it's not quite as personal for them because it wasn't their dad, but presumably it was people they loved and cared about, too. So pluses and minuses where I'm like, you know, they're almost too nice in a sense. But then that does really make the contrast with Abby and her brutality stand out all the more.

And, you know, maybe it's not quite as personal for them because it wasn't their dad, but presumably it was people they loved and cared about, too. So pluses and minuses where I'm like, you know, they're almost too nice in a sense. But then that does really make the contrast with Abby and her brutality stand out all the more.

Yeah, and it makes you wonder what the relationship with Owen is currently, because in the game lore, they're kind of off and on, and it's not completely clear if they're off or on here, like... In the game, I think it's more clear that they are at least at present off because they go scouting together. They go off, they split off from the main crew and they go off and look at Jackson.

Yeah, and it makes you wonder what the relationship with Owen is currently, because in the game lore, they're kind of off and on, and it's not completely clear if they're off or on here, like... In the game, I think it's more clear that they are at least at present off because they go scouting together. They go off, they split off from the main crew and they go off and look at Jackson.

Yeah, and it makes you wonder what the relationship with Owen is currently, because in the game lore, they're kind of off and on, and it's not completely clear if they're off or on here, like... In the game, I think it's more clear that they are at least at present off because they go scouting together. They go off, they split off from the main crew and they go off and look at Jackson.

Owen says, I have something to show you. And he shows Abby the city. No one else sees it. And at that moment, they are clearly not together romantically because- Abby's talking about how she's had her fill of him. And also we learn that Mel is pregnant and it's Owen's. And at this point, at least in the TV show, it's not really clear.

Owen says, I have something to show you. And he shows Abby the city. No one else sees it. And at that moment, they are clearly not together romantically because- Abby's talking about how she's had her fill of him. And also we learn that Mel is pregnant and it's Owen's. And at this point, at least in the TV show, it's not really clear.

Owen says, I have something to show you. And he shows Abby the city. No one else sees it. And at that moment, they are clearly not together romantically because- Abby's talking about how she's had her fill of him. And also we learn that Mel is pregnant and it's Owen's. And at this point, at least in the TV show, it's not really clear.

Like there's clearly some tenderness here and like hand contact. And are Abby and Owen together? But maybe they won't continue to be after Owen sees Abby's bloodlust exposed here. Because like... Kind of a turnoff, potentially. I mean, hopefully, right? Hopefully not a turn on to see your girlfriend brutally beating this guy, even if from their perspective, he had it coming.

Like there's clearly some tenderness here and like hand contact. And are Abby and Owen together? But maybe they won't continue to be after Owen sees Abby's bloodlust exposed here. Because like... Kind of a turnoff, potentially. I mean, hopefully, right? Hopefully not a turn on to see your girlfriend brutally beating this guy, even if from their perspective, he had it coming.

Like there's clearly some tenderness here and like hand contact. And are Abby and Owen together? But maybe they won't continue to be after Owen sees Abby's bloodlust exposed here. Because like... Kind of a turnoff, potentially. I mean, hopefully, right? Hopefully not a turn on to see your girlfriend brutally beating this guy, even if from their perspective, he had it coming.

But I do kind of wonder whether it will clarify their relationship and what it will turn out to be in this moment.