There has been some comparing of the two series of the Pris6ner. This cannot be helped,
and was sure to have happened, and no doubt there will be more comparisons
made. Look at the above picture. That's the Sheriff on Boot Hill, just after burying
the body of Cathy, who was strangled to death by the Kid in the episode ‘Living In Harmony.’ But of course
there's no actual body in the coffin the Sheriff buried, because all the action
seen in Living In Harmony was
taking place inside No.6's head, and what the viewer sees is nothing more than
'role playing.’
In the next picture we see the Prisoner somewhere out there in the desert and mountains. There's a dead tree, and there the Prisoner has buried an old man who he thinks has just died of heart failure.
In the next picture we see the Prisoner somewhere out there in the desert and mountains. There's a dead tree, and there the Prisoner has buried an old man who he thinks has just died of heart failure.
That old man was 93, who having died, has gone back
to that 'other place,' back to his previous life. So it is possible that
there's no body in the grave the Prisoner dug. To give colour to this, one sees
Six open the grave of 4-15 in the final episode ‘Checkmate,’ 4-15 whom he was to have married in the episode
‘Darling.’ But having opened
that grave Six finds that 4-15's body is not there - the coffin is filled
with oranges! You will recall how Cobb supposedly jumped out of the
hospital window in ‘Arrival,’
and how a funeral was held for him. Well there was no body in Cobb's
coffin, just as there would be no body in 93's coffin. You see you need a
body! So it just goes to show that death is an escape in both series, only reinterpreted in the 2009 production.
I'll be seeing you
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