Abbies) that viciously attacked anything and anyone within reach.
Its simple, Friedman says: Draft a new hero and come up with even more secrets.
The story could continue.
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And so it does.
But Theo isnt exactly a replacement for Ethan, Patric warns.
The secrets out, and there is a larger story to be told, he admits.
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[Theo] is being used against his will.
Its almost as if he was dropped behind enemy lines in the Third Reich or something.
Patrics comparison to Nazi Germany isnt an exaggeration when it comes to the situation in Wayward Pines.
There are still the public executions (or reckonings) of those who rebel.
Theres a headquarters keeping track of everyones status inside the fence.
Theres even a curfew for the citizens own protection.
Still, the series isnt losing its first seasons eerie, what-the-hell-is-going-on touch.
That gave me an idea of what I was dealing with.
Welcome to Wayward Pines!
Besides, there are the Abbies to worry about, too.
According to Friedman, season 2 will also focus on the development of the Abbies and how they operate.
If they were human once, what about them might still be human?
The mythology ofWayward Pinesisnt just about whats happening in the 41st century.
Rebecca, an architect, is particularly conflicted about a project she had been working on.
What if you made an error of judgment?
What if you made a mistake, but had a second chance?
she wonders out loud.
Whatd you get yourself into?
he asks, before she turns away, frustrated.
Maybe CJs right about Wayward Pines eventual doomsday, but the series isnt done shocking its fans just yet.
The one thing is Wayward Pines is a weird place, and we want to preserve that.
Its a place Shyamalan admits he didnt want to let go after 10 episodes.
We made a big, conscious effort [to show that] that wasnt the end, he says.
I enjoyed the premise so much that I felt like I wanted to live there.
Wait, live in Wayward Pines?!
No, he clarifies, laughing.
I want to watch thecharacterslive in Wayward Pines from the safety of my couch.
Ah, that makes more sense and we feel the same way.
