So, she chooses to distance herself, a cruel but necessary way to ensure her own sanity and survival.īesides her relationship with Ray, what was really interesting this episode was seeing her past in her own orphanage/ farm. Her son is right in front of her, and she knows there’s nothing she can do to save him. But amongst all that, it also showed a deeper conflict within Isabella. He was not only denying the demon their meal but hitting Isabella where it hurts. It also made Ray’s attempt at self-immolation in Episode 11, even more of a statement. Especially when she knows he’s just being sneaky and lying, she just can’t help it. Looking back at previous episodes, I can see Isabella almost looking at Ray with pride when he talks to her. It really brings a new dimension to their spy-captor relationship. While Isabella has failed to capture the other children, she now has her eyes on Phil.Īs I mentioned above, the revelation that Isabella is Ray’s mother was beyond shocking. But his last scene leaves the audience with a sense of unease. He trusts in his older siblings so much he agrees to being left behind. The final arc in his character really solidifies the family bonds the children have with one another. He appears in the right place at the right time far too often. Just like Ray, Norman, and Emma, we have to be careful who we trust in this series. I really appreciated how the creator managed to reflect a sense of paranoia back on the audience through his character. The season will be released in 2020, and a short PV released hints that it may follow the children as they try to survive in the outside world Comments This is not the end!: Soon after the episode aired, it was announced that The Promised Neverland will be renewed for a second season. Special Intro: For the final episode, noitaminA changed their introductory segment to Emma, Ray, and Norman standing together. It’s interesting to look back at her interactions with him, and vice versa. The revelation that Isabella is Ray’s mother really shook this episode up. Who’s your mommy?: I’m glad the infantile amnesia talk in Episode 9 wasn’t a random throwaway. Imagine being four years old and seeing everyone escape, and agreeing to being left behind. Emma and Ray have entrusted him with their hope for the future, something he accepts without any question. Phil the Legacy: Phil is by far the real MVP of this episode. I doubt, if they had escaped earlier on, he would have been so gracious in his actions. When a younger child, Jemima, is terrified of ziplining, Ray does not hesitate to step in and help her. Ray of Sunshine: Emma wasn’t the only one who had significant character growth this episode. Even if those options are unbearably painful. Rather than steadfastly holding onto her ideals, she takes the time to evaluate all possible options. Emma’s final decision reflects a maturity that has been fostered within her. Ray had been against it from the start, but Emma wanted everyone to escape.
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Leave the young ones: One point of contention throughout the series has been how they will escape with the younger children. It’s a nail biting last few minutes! Episode Highlights Isabella realizes their plan and begins to track them down. Flashbacks reveal the extent of their planning, some of which we’ve actually seen sprinkled throughout previous episodes.
Instead of going the obvious route, the children get ready to cross the gorge. The demons are on high alert, and cover the one exit, the bridge. Isabella sounds the alarm that the children have escaped.
Let’s jump into the incredibly satisfying conclusion of the ‘great escape’! Plot We’ve held out for twelve weeks, (hopefully) resisting the temptation to read ahead. No more agonizingly long weekly waits and twenty-minute episodes that seem to go by in the blink of an eye. We’ve finally come to the end of The Promised Neverland S eason 1.
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