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|previous = [[Born to Bleed]] | |previous = [[Born to Bleed]] | ||
|next = [[Setting Itself Right]] | |next = [[Setting Itself Right]] | ||
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'''Ouroboros''' | '''Ouroboros''' is the seventh episode of the [[Season 3|third season]] of ''[[Snowpiercer (TV Series)|Snowpiercer]]''. It is the twenty-seventh episode of the series overall. The episode aired on TNT March 7, 2022 and then stream internationally on Netflix the next day. | ||
== Synopsis == | == Synopsis == | ||
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* [[Iddo Goldberg]] as [[Bennett Knox]] | * [[Iddo Goldberg]] as [[Bennett Knox]] | ||
* [[Roberto Urbina]] as [[Javier De La Torre]] | * [[Roberto Urbina]] as [[Javier De La Torre]] | ||
* [[Steven Ogg]] as [[Pike]] | |||
* [[Katie McGuinness]] as [[Josie Wellstead]] | * [[Katie McGuinness]] as [[Josie Wellstead]] | ||
* [[Sheila Vand]] as [[Zarah Ferami]] | * [[Sheila Vand]] as [[Zarah Ferami]] | ||
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===Guest Starring=== | ===Guest Starring=== | ||
*[[Sakina Jaffrey]] as [[Mrs. Headwood]] | |||
*[[Karin Konoval]] as [[Dr. Pelton]] | |||
*[[Kandyse McClure]] as Tail Boss | |||
===Co-Starring=== | ===Co-Starring=== | ||
*[[Emma Oliver]] as [[Winnie]] | |||
*[[Kwasi Thomas]] as [[Z-Wreck]] | |||
*[[Fiona Vroom]] as [[Miss Gillies]] | |||
*[[Nickolas Baric]] as Toothy Agent | |||
*[[Jaren Moore]] as Greasy Agent | |||
{{Col-end}} | {{Col-end}} | ||
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**In Layton's dream, ''[[Snowpiercer]]'' itself is depicted as an ouroboros on [[Zarah Ferami]]'s map. Liana suggests that a train, due to its cyclical nature, is an ouroboros. | **In Layton's dream, ''[[Snowpiercer]]'' itself is depicted as an ouroboros on [[Zarah Ferami]]'s map. Liana suggests that a train, due to its cyclical nature, is an ouroboros. | ||
*This episode lacks an opening monologue for the first time in the series. | *This episode lacks an opening monologue for the first time in the series. | ||
*Together with ''[[The Show Must Go On]]'', this episodes are the only ones what never mention the episode's name or a variant of it in it's script. | |||
*Despite his death, [[Pike]] appears in the form of a wrapped corpse and in Layton's dream as a priest. | *Despite his death, [[Pike]] appears in the form of a wrapped corpse and in Layton's dream as a priest. | ||
*Most of the cast only appears in the form of Layton's dream. | *Most of the cast only appears in the form of Layton's dream. | ||
*Zarah encourages Josie to pursue a romantic relationship with Layton and makes peace with her, telling Josie that Zarah and Layton work better as co-parents than an actual couple. | *Zarah encourages Josie to pursue a romantic relationship with Layton and makes peace with her, telling Josie that Zarah and Layton work better as co-parents than an actual couple. | ||
*Layton discovers that his vision of the dragon's blood tree came from seeing a picture of it in a calendar in the North Korean bunker while he was near death from the power loss in his suit. | *Layton discovers that his vision of the dragon's blood tree came from seeing a picture of it in a calendar in the North Korean bunker while he was near death from the power loss in his suit. | ||
*Wilford reveals to Alex that, based on a signal that he picked up while tracking the [[Pirate train]], he thinks that [[Melanie Cavill]] is in fact still alive. | *Wilford reveals to Alex that, based on a signal that he picked up while tracking the [[Pirate train]], he thinks that [[Melanie Cavill]] is in fact still alive. | ||
Revision as of 18:49, 8 March 2022
Ouroboros is the seventh episode of the third season of Snowpiercer. It is the twenty-seventh episode of the series overall. The episode aired on TNT March 7, 2022 and then stream internationally on Netflix the next day.
Synopsis
As the train grapples with Layton's status, he's discovering that some dreams aren't worth having; Wilford makes a shocking discovery.
Plot
TBA
Cast
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Guest Starring
Co-Starring
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Quotes
| “ | Hey, buddy. You gotta get your shit together. You're not dreaming, you're dying. | ” |
| — Dream Till to Layton | ||
| “ | I made it up. | ” |
| — Layton realizes the truth about his vision | ||
| “ | What if, I was so desperate to give everyone a future that I made one up? I can't lead this train if all I have is a lie. | ” |
| — Layton's faith in himself is shaken | ||
- Wilford: "After our trains separated, I followed your trail, trying to guess intentions, near-term destinations versus long-term trajectory. I couldn't catch you, I had to intercept. See?"
- Alex: "Whoa, ok."
- Wilford: "So, about three months in, I -- I thought I caught a break -- a track switch signal near Marseilles. We followed it there but found no sign of you."
- Alex: "Well, yeah, because that was the wrong continent. We were nowhere near France."
- Wilford: "So the question is, if it wasn't you, who was it?"
- Alex: "A signal error?"
- Wilford: "No, I don't think it was a malfunction, Alex. I believe it was your mother. That Melanie is alive."
- ― Wilford comes to a startling conclusion
Trivia
- An ouroboros is "an ancient symbol depicting a serpent or dragon eating its own tail". It made it's way into Western culture from Greek magical tradition and ancient Egyptian iconography. The symbol is noticeably present in Hermeticism, Gnosticism and alchemy. The ouroboros is commonly used as an interpretation of a cycle of life, death and rebirth (eternal cyclic renewal). The snakes does a kin-sloughing process which symbolizes the transmigration of souls. The snake biting its own tail is in some religions a fertility symbol, and the tail of the snake is a phallic symbol, where the mouth is a yonic or womb-like symbol.[1]
- In Layton's dream, Snowpiercer itself is depicted as an ouroboros on Zarah Ferami's map. Liana suggests that a train, due to its cyclical nature, is an ouroboros.
- This episode lacks an opening monologue for the first time in the series.
- Together with The Show Must Go On, this episodes are the only ones what never mention the episode's name or a variant of it in it's script.
- Despite his death, Pike appears in the form of a wrapped corpse and in Layton's dream as a priest.
- Most of the cast only appears in the form of Layton's dream.
- Zarah encourages Josie to pursue a romantic relationship with Layton and makes peace with her, telling Josie that Zarah and Layton work better as co-parents than an actual couple.
- Layton discovers that his vision of the dragon's blood tree came from seeing a picture of it in a calendar in the North Korean bunker while he was near death from the power loss in his suit.
- Wilford reveals to Alex that, based on a signal that he picked up while tracking the Pirate train, he thinks that Melanie Cavill is in fact still alive.
Body Count
- 2 unnamed men (shot by Javier De La Torre and Ruth Wardell; dream)
- Around a dozen people (shot by Jackboots, Miss Gillies and each other; dream)
- Miss Gillies
- Javier De La Torre
- Sam Roche
- Ruth Wardell
- Alexandra Cavill
- 1 unnamed Jackboot
- Joseph Wilford (shot by Jackboots and later bled out; dream)
- 1 unnamed marauder (shot by Andre Layton; dream)
- 1 unnamed marauder (beaten to death by Asha; dream)
Gallery
Images
Promotional
Behind the Scenes
Videos
See also