Mr. Robot 2x11 Reaction
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I imagine White Rose's learns from how Angela reacts and responds rather than the specific answers. The extremely wide range of questioning tests Angela's (and our) boundaries and instincts. From the incredibly inappropriate question made to come from a child, to impossible hypotheticals to simply choosing a color. I don't imagine White Rose cares if she chooses red or purple. White rose probably did care that Angela did not panic or even pause in the face of an ominously aimless question.
I remember the first time I saw this episode, the acting from white rose is so so good. Such a massive presence
i spent 14 hours on travelling between flights, waits and car rides yesterday and today i spent the day cleaning, assembling furniture and doing groceries. my brain on a normal day would have a problem understanding this episode, my brain today, already being exhausted, can only think of a few words about the episodes and those are 'what the fuck '. every time i think this show can't get weirder... it does. also, i think now it's evident there's something more to phillip's relationship to angela than what they're showing us. that scene with dom talking to alexa was done beautifully and it made me tear up. the actress is doing a fantastic job. can't wait to ti watch the next, hopefully darlene will be in it.
This show is so deliciously frustrating. Love it!
Omg y’all are gonna love the next episode and the rest of the show I can’t wait
It's very interesting why Angela is allotted more time than Elliot. And it is very much integrated within the plot points. "But I am going to prove to you why you need to drop this mission that you seem so stubbornly unable to let go of." Because of who he is, Elliot doesn't need nor could he ever be convinced by White Rose. This show is so intricately crafted. Truly amazing!
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I always love watching Elliot interact with normal people in the show, the Taxi Driver must of been thinking "have I picked up a crackhead? what's going on here?" as he sits there during long pauses after being asked basic questions like "Address?" "........*crickets*........ ~ I don't know".
I find myself quoting "Address?" every now and again. Man's just trying to get on with his LIFE
Great episode. And yes haha, the ROT-13 algorithm we've been using is a way that people who have seen the whole show and are watching your reactions can talk to each other without spoiling you. With your love of Angela this season I've been anticipating this episode a lot. It's a very nostalgic episode for me, because as I've said I hopped aboard the show in between S2 and S3. The conversation between Angela and Whiterose is definitely one of my most rewatched scenes. A perfect encapsulation of bizarre, surreal existentialism. The most seemingly ordinary character, Angela, who seems to exist almost outside of the plot, meeting with the character most deep entrenched in the plot. The weird questions, the immersive cinematography, the atmospheric music -- it's all great. The moment of Angela staring ahead while it fades into black and the piano along with "mind awake, body asleep" returning in the soundscape is still a moment in this show that gives me chills. I also really like this episode for Dom. Her loneliness and the 'what am I even doing?' feeling is on full display (one I love about this season) as she tries to get some sleep in the middle of the day but is plagued by her own thoughts. The humor in the scene from "I wasn't asking you a question, you dumb bitch" to its sadness with "Alexa, do you love me?" continues to make Dom charming in every scene she's in. I really like you guys' enjoyment of her, because the last reactors I watched of the show were consistently annoyed by her, haha. The finale is indeed split into two parts storytelling-wise like the premiere, as can be seen by the titles. If you think of it that way then S2 also has ten 'episodes', and is just longer. The ambiguity there somehow fits the season... Like with the premiere, there's a notable absence of character/s in one part compared to the other. No Darlene this ep! But since you've seen the next episode I think you'll be thoroughly satisfied with her scenes. And with the ending of the season! ... Well, there might be even more frustration and confusion then there was this episode. But I look forward to it, and the discussion. I'm sorry the long talks are a pain to edit, but I can assure you we all like when you go really in depth. There's a lot more I could talk about, but I think I'll leave my mini-review there (lol) and try to refrain from commenting on random details like I normally do (if not I'll do what I usually try to, and wait until right before the next reaction so people are done commenting)
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hahaha I'm glad to see the Rot-13 association. Felt like a fun way to talk about spoilers in this show :)
When I started doing it I forgot it came up in an episode, honestly, but quickly realized and had been anticipating the moment for a while. Was satisfying for them to connect it, they must've been like "wtf are people talking about in the comments". Hopefully they don't go back and try to decode any of them though since most of them are spoilers
With some types of interrogation methods, the questions may not all be about obtaining an answer so much as putting the subject in a certain mental/emotional state. This could be done either to trick them into providing information against their best interest, or to plant an idea in their head for some other purpose. Also, people who are red are also giraffes and cry during sex. Everyone knows this...
Real & True
Tyrel is not only wanted for murder
Hope you didn’t miss the post credit scene for the s2 finale
Fingers crossed!
Angela's scene really is one big fever dream of a scene but it's still surreal to see her sharing the screen with Whiterose, particularly given she gave her like eight times more time than Elliot. Very glad you've watched the next ep to, it's kind of a brutally surreal ep on its own LMAO
Exactly how I feel. Angela is sort of an 'outsider' character. If this was a show about superheros, she's the one human character that doesn't have any powers. Seemingly detached from most things and in her own bubble. So to see Whiterose, who is about as far involved in everything else as one could have, talking to Angela and allotting so much time that we don't even see their whole conversation -- it's worlds colliding and creates so much intrigue and surrealism.
Not necessarily a Mr. Robot thing, but since this is an Angela heavy episode and I forgot to post it at the appropriate reaction when she sang at karaoke... the actress Portia Doubleday has some singing skills in case ya'll didn't know 🤩 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RrLE9cw6r7g Can't wait to watch later this evening!!
This is going to be an exciting one :)
I love your long post episode reviews/conversations to be honest.
Yea, it's like an LM podcast at this point. No problems there
