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ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: Theseason ends with the suggestion that the hack will be undone.
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Its literally turning the main motivation and main dramatic drive upside down.
Its kind of anOdysseystructure.
Right, so that turn only makes sense if its just about Elliot.
Then he goes through this journey of fixing what he presumes to be whats wrong with the world.
He sort of ends up realizing that whats wrong has been inside him all along.
Now hes sort of moving forward with more clarity on that.
His anger was used against him and his aspirations to change the world for the better.
Thats actually something we wanted to explore.
We paralleled that with a lot of whats going on in the world today.
Whats interesting about the third season is that it comes pretty close to being the end of act two.
Just the go-to classic screenplay structure, the first and third acts should be shorter than the second act.
The second act is really kind of the bulk of a film.
Usually, you kind of separate the second act into two acts, divided by this midpoint event.
Seasons two and three completed that journey.
By no means, obviously, its not the end.
But it also spins us into a new direction to go into that final act of the story.
In that circular way, it comes back to the original premise.
I didnt see the Angela-Price twist coming.
In a weird way, I see the underpinnings of that.
Obviously you have Elliot, Darlene, and Mr.
Robot being this weird dysfunctional family.
If you peel back the onion and think about it.
That was always there from the get-go.
The ultimate target is White Rose and the Dark Army.
Moving forward, thats the pivot were trying to make.
Elliot is going to go after them.
I have time for only one question, so Im going to make it count.
Does the pee tape exist in the world ofMr.
Robot?I think far worse than the pee tape exists in the world ofMr.
Robotand our real world.
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