The personality of one institution in the third season may have a secret relationship with books

This article contains Spoilers For “Foundation” season 3.

We are three seasons in “Foundation”, and the Apple TV+ Show has finally started operating its cards. After the giant seasons of preparation, The mule arrived and it was detected with the development. The importance of the first foundation also faded in the background, as the second foundation came out of the shade. Big things happen-however, we have barely scratched the surface of the arc of the ASIMOV story consisting of seven book (including two Bedouins). As someone who read these books and re -reading these books, I enjoy connecting points between source materials and the creative David S. Goyer changes, but there is one character that is still far from ever: Kalle.

Played by Rina King, Kali was mentioned in the first season. She appeared in the second season, but she was mainly occupied by giving Harry Sildon (Jared Harris) another physical body to continue his work. After that, in the third season, Kalle appeared again and again, as she booked the season with a critical examination and appeared in the astringent moments. However, I still have any idea of ​​who it is. Well, this is not the right way to put it: I already have a lot Ideas about who she is.

Let’s start with what is clear: Kalle does not have a direct contact with Asimov’s books. No basis books or “Robot” novels (which are in the same universe) You have a character with this name or in this role. It has been compensated for the presentation, technically, the character “Kalle” is a mathematician of the first season, which helped his visual work in the book of folding to influence Abraxas – the problem of complex mathematics that brings Gaal Dornick (Lou Llobell) to Harry Seldon’s interest. Since the first season, Kalle has become veiled in mystery and complexity. Here are my current thoughts about who is Kalle and how can you contact them The story of the largest basis is heading to the fourth season.

There is a good opportunity for Kalle to be a mixture of different Asimovian characters – and all my first guesses of these robots. The first to come to mind is Dors, or more officially, R. Dors Venabili. (And yes, “r” means robot.)

Dors is a major figure in my novel “Pre -To Foundation” and “Forward The Foundation”. She (and I will refer to her as “she” for reasons that will become clear in the second) is charged with the help of young Harry Sildon to develop psychological and create a SELDON plan. Hari and Seldon are in love and marry (Harry does not officially know that she is a robot for a long time, but suspects), and they adopted Raych Seldon (played by Alfred Inuk in the first season) as their son. The intimate relationship and the deeper conversations between HARI and Kalle in the show are the gift here, which gives strong tones to this pre -pre -component.

Another option is R. Giskard Reventlov. This is a robot of subsequent “robot” novels. It is especially important in the book “Robots and Empire”, where Demerzel helps to create the Zeroth Law of Android and reveals that it has developed the ability to understand and control human emotions (the key to power and subsequent capabilities of the second institution).

Finally, there is R. Daneel Olivaw itself. This is the official name of the robot called Demerzel. Yes, in the books, it is one (and they have other pseudonyms as well). In this case, I wonder if, in the show, they have, in the show, responsibilities, and the story of Daneel to two parts. One can be clear and publicly called Demerzel (Laura Bern), but it can be another aspect of that currency.

“Who is he?” The thinking process went beyond individual characters as well. I started wondering whether it was a larger entity – there are some options for what could be. The first is that it embodies my body on the screen of the Prime Radiant itself. This is what Harry Sildon thinks when he meets her for the first time, and she puts it again when talking to Demerzel at the end of the third season, in episode 9, “The paths that choose us”. In that conversation, she also says:

“I know what you wish to be. Like searching like. Robots are not designed to stand alone.”

hidden? Yes. It indicates that it is a robot, and before that in episode 2, “Shadows in Mathematics”, there are multiple additional signs that it is Bozerone, not human. However, her resistance to exit simply and says, “Yes, I am a robot” makes me think there is more here. It may be just a major radioactive appearance in different forms of different people. Then again, perhaps it is really a robot – and if this is true, I think it comes from one of two different places.

The first is Gaya. This is an important alive planet in the next part of the “basis” story. Gaya was settled by humans with robot evidence and teachers. Its people have similar powers to Gulle (which comes from there in books) Or the second basis, but they also develop one collective awareness. Kalle can be from this planet and can be solid on collective consciousness, and then its hidden talk about being more than one thing.

My other idea is that it is a robot from the moon. This was revealed at the end of the third season, an important part of the last part of the “basis” story. I will not give up a lot, but it is enough to say that the moon has a robot colony on it. Kalle can be part of that group, and again reciting it, “I am more than me.” Unfortunately, despite all speculation, we will have to do so At least wait until season 4 Relax for more answers.

“Basis” Season 3 flows on Apple TV+.