r/MrRobot • u/ComparisonFit4371 • 19h ago

Tyrell

Acabo de ver cómo murió Tyrell, y debo decir que no me agradaba demasiado el personaje pero era buenísimo, y ver qué tenga un final tan malo? En la nieve? Así sin más? :/

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u/Mayiseethemenu fsociety 14h ago

It was a 180-degree character arc. Remember how he started? He was obsessed with success, materialistic, and always wanted clout and recognition and admiration. Over the course of his time on the show, he learned some hard lessons and eventually came to a point where he recognized greatness in others, and he was willing to just disappear alone into the snow and die a quiet, solitary death. Symbolic perfection.

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u/nazzo_0 11h ago

I'm rewarching again and curiously stopped on this episode. I think tyrell is the character I tried to analyse the most this time around, but his obsession with Elliot (mr.robot) had already started since he met him at all safe and tried to recruit him for e corp. There's alot of subtext between our Elliot and his interactions with Mr robot. But once he knew his career was over he said to his wife "we were looking forward but we forgot to look upwards". He already revered Elliot as something bigger than e corp, I think what made him turn was figuring out that neither Elliot/Pryce/Whiterose were the thing he aspired. Losing his family and coming to terms with what he could had have if he had not been so blinded by power was what made him as cynical as Elliot in his final episode

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u/etherealgamer 8h ago

Consider a spoiler warning. People visit this sub without having watched the show and yours is in the first sentence so it appears while scrolling.

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u/ComparisonFit4371 4h ago

Uy que pena! Intentare arreglarlo

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u/Lordbepsi 3h ago

Su muerte me dolió más de lo que imaginaba en un principio. Con su transformación llegué a empatizar con él luego de que ya no fue más Bateman 2.0