Season 3 in particular has been dishing out theplot twists and cliffhangers in nearly every episode.
Up until this point, it seemed as though the team was completely secluded, with civilization nowhere near.
So forpeople to suddenly show upwas a shock to the system.
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It was a promise of freedom and rescue which had once seemed so out of reach.
As it turns out, theyre right.
As soon as they set out to leave, Lottie announces that shes staying.
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And since shes recently been deemed the leader of the group, what Shauna says goes.
In this sense, the show itself spoiled that in the pilot episode.
What is surprising, however, is the motivation behind it.
The wilderness timeline is fascinating as we see the team navigate their new reality and struggle to stay alive.
Its understandable the show would want to carry that out a little while longer.
And certainly not afterall the loss theyve faced.
Lotties decision to stay makes sense, as weve seen her go through the most noticeable character transformation.
Shes lost her position of importance, and at some point that became all she had to hold onto.
In a way, the same is somewhat true for Shauna.
She lost her best friend, and blames herself for it.
She also lost her baby, and will never heal from the trauma of this loss.
Some bodies need to stay buried.
Surely, a chance at rescue would overrule her leadership by a majority vote?
This way of going about it comes off lackluster and more than a little cheesy.
The Yellowjackets are in for a long and treacherous ride.
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