The Yellowjackets are divided.
Some are hungry for justice or revenge, while others just want to forget about it and move on.
It comes to a head when they find Coach Ben and drag him back to camp.
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So, who did?
She goes downstairs to wake everyone up.
A half-asleep Nat quickly runs to the front door and finds it stuck.
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When Shauna runs to check the back door, Taissa is already there.
Van appears from somewhere, kicking at the front door, and Taissa joins her with an ax.
The possibility of Other Tai setting the fire can’t be ignored.
A wildly talented high school girls' soccer team become the unlucky survivors of a plane crash deep in the Canadian wilderness.
Van bends down just as the camera pulls back to show a wide shot of Tai making it out.
Van runs out significantly later for the circumstances.
Close-ups linger over the eyes of most of our central characters.
It always comes back to Jackie.
It’s not likely Sammy has a concept of Van (Lauren Ambrose) on his own.
Once, it led her to the graffitied “Spill” in front of her home.
Another wolf appeared to lead her away at the fundraising gala.
Taissa sees a coyote (close enough) with a rabbit in its mouth.
When Taissa asks it what it wants, Van replies, “We know what it wants.
Van has stronger ties to fire than any other Yellowjacketso far.
The theme of fire has returned even stronger for Van in Season 3.
In Episode 3, “Them’s the Breaks,” her cave vision ends in flame, too.
She finds herself in a version of the cabin the survivors never experienced.
She takes a seat in the rocking chair before the fireplace.
One even covers her mouth as the fire flickering in the fireplace reflects in Van’s eyes.
Other Tai and her connection to the Wilderness have always been aided and defined by Van.
It’s easy to miss in the tragedy of theSeason 2 finale, but Lottie sees this.
And Tai Tai, it brought you to her, so she would bring you here to us.”
