Mallory Rubin

Yeah.

No, I think definitely That's an alien that's like triggering.

Because that's when her actions

activation happens so for Daniel because they have this shared forced dyad moment when they're 10 right when they're children and then he unlocks earlier as we learn in a super smooth smoothly delivered bit of exposition about like well in college you were flunking and doing a lot of ketamine and couldn't make it and he's like I couldn't form connections with any other people because of the math in my mind his activation happens earlier and that's what facilitates

His ability to... Why we learn he's, like, recruited at Wardex and all that.

But her activation is inside of the movie via Kitchen Bird.

Fine.

Oh, my God.

Opening the door in orange.

Yeah, exactly.

Ugh.

I think that the effect of, because we have three of these sonic screwdriver-esque devices in the primary story, right?

Yeah.

So there's the one that Daniel has absconded with.

There's the Hugo one.

And then there's the Scanlan one that he is using to dive.

Yeah.

When we get to see, and when, crucially, Margaret and Daniel get to see, they're watching a movie of their own life, and the role of storytelling and filmmaking is very present there, and just in general, and that kind of fairytale-esque presentation and rendering of that sequence.

The rings that are made of those devices that go down over each of them to kind of imbue them with these abilities, right?

Their respective dyad and the force abilities.