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As you prepare to dive into the new episodes, here are the key relationships to remember.
Clearly they know each other well enough to know how to hurt each other.
Though she designs one-player games, Nadia doesnt move through the world entirely on her own.
As their shared backstory is explored and we learn more about Lenora, Ruths presence expands.
The shows darkest moment seesRuth shoot Nadia to deathbecause she mistakes her for a robber.
In the wrenching aftermath, Nadia realizes that her deaths and actions have far-reaching effects.
Its not a sense of shame she develops but a feeling of responsibility and interconnectedness.
John is trapped in his own cycle of thinking that he can make it work with her.
As the rabbi tells him, Buildings arent haunted; people are a line that resonates throughout the series.
Nadia, Alan, and Horse
I think I know that guy.
Nadia hardly speaks of her, even to Ruth.
Once Alan listens to Beatrices side, we realize how much of a toll things have taken on her.
Like Nadia with Lenora, Beatrice felt responsible for Alan, who also lives with depression and anxiety.
But his relationship with his mother, Dr. Zaveri, certainly raises some questions.
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