Lottie’s remedy is shockingly efficient. Taissa and Lottie talk about The Other Taissa. “She’ll always be a part of you,” Lottie says. Shauna loses the goat after he chews by the rope and Misty, avoiding remedy, helps her discover him. As they search, Misty and Shauna talk about the entire “we hid a body together” factor, and it is clear issues are coming to a head for Shauna. One of Lottie’s followers tells Shauna that her care is “intertwined with the kid,” referring to the title for a child goat, however Shauna internalizes “kid.”
She tracks down Lottie and tells her she does not care in regards to the “big message” as a result of she’s not going to kill the goat, clearly a response to her pondering “I’m not going to kill this kid.” Lottie tells her there was by no means a plan for the goat to die, and the reduction washes over Shauna in a devastating method. She instantly bursts into tears and it sparks a confession about how she views herself as a mom, and the way her dropping her child within the cabin has been detrimental to her relationship together with her daughter, Callie. “I think something is broken, Lottie,” she cries.
Meanwhile, Misty lastly enters the sensory deprivation tank and has a hallucinatory expertise that includes Walter telling her he loves her in Morse code. It’s as if David Lynch directed a one-act absurdist musical, and it is phenomenal. Her beloved hen Caligula seems in a full-body hen swimsuit … and he is additionally John Cameron Mitchell. God, I like this present. This scene will completely be misplaced on a whole lot of “Yellowjackets” youthful viewers who could not perceive the weirdness reveals have been capable of get away with the pre-algorithm period, however this second exemplifies why the present is so nice.
Anyway, Misty then decides to name Walter from the commune and go away an unhinged lovesick voicemail that borders on delusion. Oh, Misty.