Is travis gay in yellowjackets

Taissa is still looking for answers about the waiter and Van’s new cancer prognosis, something she sees as connected but could also technically be a coincidence, his death a freak accident with no real meaning beyond that. I read it in school when I was a little younger than them. Ben is going to speak for himself.

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Jeff has found a very good audience for his dad jokes and congeniality, living it up at the senior home while his wife is busy trapped in a freezer talking to her dead best friend.

It would be romantic if you could forget everything that came before it and also aren’t left wondering, gravely, what Tai got up to in the hour leading up to this rendezvous. Probably medical supplies that were also in that rations box! Living to tell that tale came with some scars, both literally and figuratively.

For $4 a month, you can be a part of the community supporting our work. In the absence of civilization, they’re rebuilding a civilization that makes sense to them, even if it does not actually make sense. What exactly is their plan here? Van seems to think the whole thing is a little absurd, and yet, she keeps walking of her own volition.

It is so much more real and meaningful than anything this sham trial seeks to bring. In the second season finale, Van (Liv Hewson) told Travis he needed to let his brother save him, and he ultimately did. So many tragedies in life are just that: accidental. Nat decides they’ll vote again until people change their votes and a two-thirds majority is reached.

They watch to see if anyone picks it up. I agree, which is why I think it was no one. These characters though — as a result of their traumas but also just as a result of being humans who seek answers and meaning behind death — rarely accept anything is a coincidence.

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Back in the wilderness, Akilah hesitantly approaches Lottie and tells her about the “twisted dream” she had in the cave.

The show really makes a point to make sure we see she’s at the bank and has some sort of deposit or withdrawal slip, so this is bound to mean something at some point. Misty pushes Shauna’s buttons trying to get her to admit she wanted to be the leader. In one of the most explosive scenes in Season 1, for example, Travis pointed a gun directly at Natalie (Sophie Thatcher), showing us how fast he could fly off the handle when pushed.

He says he only really stuck around because the team was the best in the state and he hoped it could lead to a better gig eventually. The problem? Given her little drug experiments with Travis, which have seemingly left him even more traumatized than he already was, I do not have a good feeling about where this is headed for Akilah.

Misty visits the prisoner Ben and slaps him, asking how he could have possibly burned down the cabin after everything she did for him.

A few people do before putting it back down, but then a random guy decides to pick it up and pocket it. It’s a fascinating upending that happens here. Shauna refutes this, sticking to her belief Ben is a threat.

Misty next does what every lawyer in need of a hail mary on the television program The Good Wife used to do: She calls the defendant to the stand.