‘Grotesquerie’ Star Raven Goodwin Has A Solid Theory About The Show
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The way the season unfolded makes it one of the most disorienting and confusing shows to air on TV this year.
Raven Goodwin found out that Season 1 of “Grotesquerie” ended with a shocking and brainwrackingly confusing cliffhanger along with the rest of us.
After a major twist that revealed everything up to Episode 7 was a dark dream that imagined a series of horrific murders and everyone in Detective Lois Tryon’s (Niecy Nash) orbit living as an alternate version of themselves, things got weird. And even more so when a copycat killer manifests the killings Lois saw in her dreams. Lois believes the copycat to be Charlie (Nicholas Alexander Chavez), the doctor who had access to her dream files, until he’s found crucified with several other victims surrounding his body in a “Last Supper” fashion in the final scene.
Upon seeing his body, Lois is sure she’s figured out who did it. Then the episode ends, leaving us to wait until Season 2 for some real answers.
Goodwin, who plays Lois’ daughter Merritt Tryon, has a hunch who the killer could be.
“My theory is that the only one who kind of knows what Lois is going through, psychologically, is Dr. Witticomb,” she guessed. “I’m like, is he going to be the copycat, like, what’s going on? So I’m just trying to figure it out, too.”
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