Severance Eerie fan theory that Patricia Arcuit agrees

The opening song of the Dystopian Corporate “Severance” series is strange as the same show. Written by Theodore Shapiro, “Severance” begins with a frequent piano memo, alternating with a series of semi -similar ropes for jazz. Unharmed ropes indicate a lot about the series that viewers want to watch. This will not be comfortable, warns music. This will be concerned and unbalanced. You may think you have a solid foundation to stand with these bright notes, but jazz cordon provides a gentle interior chaos. Shapiro was able to connect all of this in a few seconds of music. It should be noted that he has already won the Emmy Award for its composition.

Objectively, these first few notes contain another meaning. Since the left hand of the pianist plays the notes of the brightness, and their right hand plays jazz, one may say that the left hand does not know what the right hand does. One hand is controlled, while the other is not. This plays in “Severance” hypothesis, Who follows several characters after their memories were surgically cut before moving to work in the mysterious Lumon company. The exhibition focuses on a specific type of brain transplant that erases the memories of Lumon staff when they reach the office. They work all day without knowing their lives in the outside world. At the end of the day, the chip is disrupted, the return of its memories other than the work, while the memories of their office are suppressed.

Memory division effectively creates two people in the same brain, “Innie” and “Outie”. What ends with you is two characters in one body, somewhat similar to the left and right hands of the pianist. In fact, this particular theory was suggested by a Tiktok user called DJIVIVI, who was viewed by the video by “Severance” in an entertaining interview on the camera hosted by Entertainment weekly. The exhibition representatives were admired by the analysis of Gevvy, and the co -star Patricia Arkite was in particular a complete agreement.

Arquette plays the mysterious Lumon director Lumon, Mrs. Coblel on “Severance”, but the character also denies as a friendly journey of Mark, Mrs. Selvig, when she is not in Lumon offices in the first season. This is what Arquette said after watching the aforementioned musical video.

“I appreciate your musical analysis. I think you are right. I also think that there is something natural about one hand – the ongoing observation – while we have these other anti -ropes. I don’t know if the ropes can be frightening, let’s only call it“ frightening ropes. ”I have no insight on, yet I really imagine it.

Of course, one can already Ask Theodore Shapiro about his source of inspiration when he wrote the topic of “Chapter”AS /Film in the past. At that time, he talked about the middle part of his objective song, which is proud of the electric electric electric and a computer -like concussion for his rhythm. As for the four opening strings, it was known that this would be part of the show Its executive product, the frequent director, its star, Ben Steller approximatelyA positive reaction with it. To quote Shapiro directly:

“I wrote a piece that was largely electronic, and it had this middle section that (Steller) really admired. So I wrote mentally: Let’s try to expand in this idea. It was around four strings and thought,“ I wonder what will happen if I took the same four ropes and tried just a different painting? “I sat in the piano and started playing the idea that eventually became the subject.”

The interview also offers other musical visions, such as how “Static” like “Static” like Sound in theme is actually a single piano note that has been reflected and slowed. A mysterious work is already important.

“Severance” is currently broadcast on Apple TV+.