This is the Therapy Zone, but don't expect to get a drink here. There is no scientist brewing his brew, playing with his chalk here. I'm not sure what kind of treatment is dished out in this Therapy Zone, but it looks a pretty brutal place to me! It's also a surreal place, as that's the schoolgirl 1,100 who is sent to the Therapy Zone at the end of the episode 'Anvil.' But this scene takes palce long before that, when Six allows himself to be taken to the Therapy zone so that he can rescue 313. So why is 1,100 there long before she is actually sent to The Therapy Zone by Two? Who says this sereis is not complicated?
Yes, last night it was the episode of 'Anvil,' an episode which revolves around surveillance in the Village. Everyone is watched in the Village, everyone is guilty of something, and therefore suspect. There are dreamers who dream of the "other place." Undercovers who watch suspects. But the trouble is who are the Undercovers? It might be that everyone in the Village is an Undercover, and in turn it could mean that everyone is watching everybody else! Two wants Six to work as an Undercover, to work with 909. Six thinks it's a trap, Two tells Six it is a trap, but wants to see if Sx can turn the situation to his own advantage!
The situation with 'Anvil' is that anyone can become suspect for the slightest reason. Hanging a towel out to dry by a "dreamer" is seen as a signal to other dreamers! And a schoolboy suspects his mother simply becasue she didn't go to the gymnasium one eveing, she had broken her daily routine, and because of that the schoolboys mother had become suspect. It didn't occur to the schcoolboy that his mother might simply have been feeling unwell to go to the gymnasium!
Two plays around on his golf course!
There is a suicide attempt, 1955 tries to kill himself through despair!
We discover the truth about Number One.
Two enjoys a meal with M2.
We discover 11-12 is a homosexual.
Six spends a night on the tiles watching 1955.
And 909 gets it in the neck from 11-12!
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