Воспитанный Волками (Raised by Wolves)

1. Вот таким странным способом размножаются на этой планете Шаи-Хулуды. Которые роют норы до ядра, чтобы насытиться расплавленными породами и набрать веса.

2. Весь второй сезон Змий, даром что не зеленый, будет предлагать всем выпить и закусить яблочком с Древа.

3. "Ёрмунганд: Начало".

Летающий змей это было очень сильно Хоть, в последней серии, чуть разбавили всю эту серость и уныние, и дали посмеяться :lol:

случилась с Кэмпионом из Сима, то где гарантия, что в реальности он вообще существовал и все эти воспоминания о перепрограммировании не являются ложными?

1. Прилетел целый Ковчег атеистов (Гузиковский подсказал, что они экспроприировали корабль у митраистов во время изготовления, достроили его и свалили с Земли) - этих я ждал, но не в таких количествах.

2. Мать, Отец и Змей в той самой заповедной тропической зоне, в которую электромагнитное поле не дает приземлиться напрямую (многие усмотрели в этой зоне Эдем).

3. Пол с Мышом убежал творить волю Соля (из-за схожести с "Дюной" некоторых элементов сериала я считаю персонажа отсылкой к сыну военных аристократов Паулю Атрейдесу по прозвищу "Кенгуровая Мышь", но теперь понимаю, что это еще и отсылка к Апостолу Павлу).

4. Кэмпион, Мэри/Сью и остальные дети остались прозябать в холодных краях. Есть мнение, что все ждут от Кэмпиона принятия решений.

5. Калеб/Маркус, который видит божественные знаки в случайных событиях (ох, какая тема), набирает новую паству и чую, даст бывшим единомышленникам прикурить.

6. Лукий, Кассия и еще один митраист бродят по пустыне - плохие сценаристы про них забудут, посредственные - постараются побыстрее выпилить, хорошие - разовьют линию, великолепные - выведут линию, которую никто не ожидал.

1. Может ли быть так, что войдя в "неблагоприятные условия" челнок "нырнул" в "подпространство" и просто проскочил расстояние равное диаметру ядра "из точки А в точку Б" и благодаря этому остался не повреждён?

2. На момент падения челнока к ядру "змей" был мелким, но на момент, когда Отец и Мать из челнока повыпрыгивали, он уже был значительно больше и (явно) старше (а когда челнок упал, вообще сильно вырос). Это просто быстрый рост?

3. Получается, перед нами история про 3 (три) вида разумных форм жизни:

- Люди

- Коренное население Кеплер-22б

- Вид к которому относится вот этот вот "выношенный" Матерью "змей" (явно, паразитарная форма жизни).

Вспоминая отсылки к апокрифам, может ли быть так, что этот вот самый "вид змея" виновен в упадке и исчезновении коренного населения Кеплер-22б?

“There’ll be more flashbacks [in Season 2] and perhaps some present day Earth peeks as well to see what might be going on there after everything’s over, because there are still necromancers on Earth. They were left behind, most of them. The Mithraic obviously didn’t want to bring any with them. They were done with them, didn’t trust them. So they left them on Earth except for the one they found waiting for them on Kepler-22b.”

Back on Kepler-22b, however, we’ll see another pentagonal temple like the one that Marcus (Travis Fimmel) and his crew found and worshipped in Season 1, perhaps down in the tropical zone:

“I can say that there are more of them according to the scriptures. There’s five of them, and in each of them is supposed to be hidden the answers to the sort of the ultimate Mithraic mysteries, the thing everybody’s trying to get to the bottom of. But beyond that, I can’t tell you too much more. Except that we’ll see another in Season 2, and I think we’ll get a lot more kind of into what it is and how it works, and all that good stuff.”

The pentagonal temple is where Marcus first heard the voice of Sol, which slowly turned him from an atheist into a full-fledged zealot. Guzikowski teased we may learn more about that voice in the second season:

“It’s interesting, Marcus, because he was a little bit crazy when he got [on Kepler-22b]. He was already a former child soldier who then changed his face and spent 12 years pretending to be this religious captain and has all of these issues to begin with, and then he starts hearing the voice and goes where he goes. But I think that’s kind of a clue, the idea that if you really look at it, there is some connection to be made in terms of who hears the voice and when, and how many… Really, I think only one person can hear it at a time.”

As for Marcus’ journey in Season 2, Guzikowski said the character will redefine himself – though for good or bad is unknown:

“He’s gone as crazy as one can go. So the question is where do you go from there and then what’s the next step? He’s kind of been broken down to nothing. He grew up on Earth as a child soldier. He was completely powerless and he got to this planet and suddenly he was hearing a voice and everyone was worshiping him and he lost his mind, essentially. And in the process, he’s kind of been broken down into his most essential elements, as it were. So I think in Season 2, we’re going to see a sort of rebirth, as it were. He’s going to kind of redefine himself in Season 2.”

The tropical zone appears to be a new setting for the second season, and Guzikowski teased the different properties that this planet seems to have in different regions:

“I would say very much like Earth, every region of this planet is very different. So though we know a lot of what there is to know about the region we spent Season 1 in, the rest of the planet is quite mysterious in terms of all that. Also, I think one could imagine that other things in terms of the hallucinations, the voice, so on and so forth, when you moved to another part of the planet, those things are going to shift as well. We’re dealing with things that seem supernatural and maybe they are, but I think everything also has a technological aspect to it that you could apply here in a sort of really calculated way.”

In another tease of where Season 2 is going, Guzikowski revealed they’ll be changing shooting locations within South Africa, where they shot Season 1:

“The one thing I can say is that Season 2 will take place in a very different region on the planet. So a lot of the lessons that I learned in [physically making] Season 1 won’t even apply. So it’s kind of like I’ve been in California in Season 1, and now I’m going to Michigan for Season 2. The climate is very different, and the geography and all that good stuff.”

Story-wise, there’s an added wrinkle to the plot going into Season 2 in that a ship full of atheists showed up at the end of Season 1, although Guzikowski revealed that the ship was actually stolen and is full of Mithraic tech that might come in handy:

“We also kind of got the impression that the atheists weren’t as advanced as the Mithraic. The Mithraic had all of these quantum gravity propulsion machines… That stuff was in their scriptures as well. One thing I will say about Season 2 is that this ship was actually built by the Mithraic. It was hijacked while it was under construction on Earth. So the people aboard the ship are in fact atheists, but again, in terms of the technology, it’s more Mithraic stuff.”

Guzikowski said that he hopes Raised by Wolves Season 2 starts filming relatively soon, although COVID-19 makes it a bit unpredictable as to when, exactly, they’ll be able to begin production. He did note that they’re adding more cast members for the second season, so expect some new characters to arrive. One big difference, however, may be fewer episodes – Guzikowski said they’re considering doing eight episodes instead of 10 for Season 2:

“It remains to be seen, but it was always going to be 10 for Season 1. Season 2, we’ll see. It could potentially be eight, but we’ll see. Eight or 10. I think eight is the new 10 now is what I’m hearing for streaming… I think eight is enough. I think that’s about as short as I could go and still feel like we’re telling a complete novel of a story. Because the show I did previously, The Red Road I did many years ago, we only did six-episode seasons. Which was cool, but it always felt a little too short. It was almost just kind of like, you just need one or two more to really hammer it home. It always felt like you were being kind of pulled off the stage a little too early there. But I think eight is kind of a good number. But 10 is good too.”

Ridley Scott has expressed his desire to return to direct some Season 2 episodes, but Guzikowski said that may not be feasible with the filmmaker’s current schedule as he’s now back at work finishing up The Last Duel:

“Ridley’s extraordinarily busy right now. He’s finishing his movie. I think he’s got a movie to go do right after that. He has expressed interest, but I don’t know that the schedule is going to work out, but who the heck knows. For directors, we’re figuring that out now. We’re going to hopefully have some clarity soon, but right now we don’t.