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good_news_about_hell [2022-07-28 03:48] – [Synopsis] rickypanthergood_news_about_hell [2022-08-18 10:36] (current) Saeid
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 ===== Synopsis ===== ===== Synopsis =====
-> Every time you find yourself here, it's because you chose to come back. <WRAP attribution>— [[mark_scout|Mark]], ([[good_news_about_hell_transcript#section003239751|32:39]])</WRAP>+> Every time you find yourself here, it's because you chose to come back. <WRAP attribution>— Mark, ([[good_news_about_hell_transcript#section003239751|32:39]])</WRAP>
  
  
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 Mark attempts to comfort Helly later by telling her, "Every time you find yourself here, it's because you chose to come back."  Mark attempts to comfort Helly later by telling her, "Every time you find yourself here, it's because you chose to come back." 
  
-At the end of his work day, Mark returns home where he watches television and begins drinking. The next morning he has a confrontation over the telephone with his neighbor, Mrs. Selvig, about the placement of her recycling bin. Later that day, Mark is picked up by his sister [[devon|Devon]] to go to a non-dinner dinner party at her home, which he has completely forgotten about committing to. Devon confides that she assumed that since Mark was nearing "the anniversary," he would want to be around people. They don't discuss what the anniversary marks.+At the end of his work day, Mark returns home where he watches television and begins drinking. The next morning he has a confrontation over the telephone with his neighbor, Mrs. Selvig, about the placement of her recycling bin. Later that day, Mark is picked up by his sister [[devon_scout-hale|Devon]] to go to a non-dinner dinner party at her home, which he has completely forgotten about committing to. Devon confides that she assumed that since Mark was nearing "the anniversary," he would want to be around people. They don't discuss what the anniversary marks.
  
 The guests at the party discuss Mark's prior career as a professor of History. [[Ricken Hale|Ricken]], Devon's husband, reveals that Mark's late wife was a professor of Russian Literature - the first time we learn that Mark has some tragedy in his past. The talk at the table turns to Mark's current employment at [[Lumon Industries|Lumon]]. Ricken tells the group that Mark has had the [[Severance procedure]], which causes an awkward moment. After the foodless dinner, Devon and Mark have a moment alone in which she confides her belief that Mark "forgetting" about his late wife for eight hours a day is not the same as healing from her death. The guests at the party discuss Mark's prior career as a professor of History. [[Ricken Hale|Ricken]], Devon's husband, reveals that Mark's late wife was a professor of Russian Literature - the first time we learn that Mark has some tragedy in his past. The talk at the table turns to Mark's current employment at [[Lumon Industries|Lumon]]. Ricken tells the group that Mark has had the [[Severance procedure]], which causes an awkward moment. After the foodless dinner, Devon and Mark have a moment alone in which she confides her belief that Mark "forgetting" about his late wife for eight hours a day is not the same as healing from her death.
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   * Britt Lower as [[Helena Eagan|Helly Riggs]]   * Britt Lower as [[Helena Eagan|Helly Riggs]]
   * Tramell Tillman as [[Seth Milchick]]   * Tramell Tillman as [[Seth Milchick]]
-  * Jen Tullock as [[devon|Devon Hale]]+  * Jen Tullock as [[devon_scout-hale|Devon Hale]]
   * Dichen Lachman as [[ms._casey|Ms. Casey]] (credit only)   * Dichen Lachman as [[ms._casey|Ms. Casey]] (credit only)
   * Michael Chernus as [[Ricken Hale]]   * Michael Chernus as [[Ricken Hale]]
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 ===== Quotes & Dialogue ===== ===== Quotes & Dialogue =====
  
-> Hi, kids. What's for dinner? <WRAP attribution>— [[irving_bailiff|Irving]], ([[good_news_about_hell_transcript#section001150335|11:50]])</WRAP>+> Hi, kids. What's for dinner? <WRAP attribution>— Irving, ([[good_news_about_hell_transcript#section001150335|11:50]])</WRAP>
  
-> I can sense the questions made you feel afraid or disoriented. Well, the good news is, you're at //an orientation//. <WRAP attribution>— [[mark_scout|Mark]], ([[good_news_about_hell_transcript#section002110270|21:10]])</WRAP>+> I can sense the questions made you feel afraid or disoriented. Well, the good news is, you're at //an orientation//. <WRAP attribution>— Mark, ([[good_news_about_hell_transcript#section002110270|21:10]])</WRAP>
  
-> Mark. [...] I would like to leave the building now! <WRAP attribution>— [[Helena Eagan|Helly]], ([[good_news_about_hell_transcript#section002416331|24:16]])</WRAP>+> Mark. [...] I would like to leave the building now! <WRAP attribution>— Helly, ([[good_news_about_hell_transcript#section002416331|24:16]])</WRAP>
  
-> Weaponizing office equipment on your first day. You are going to be fun. <WRAP attribution>— [[harmony_cobel|Cobel]], ([[good_news_about_hell_transcript#section002742746|27:42]])</WRAP>+> Weaponizing office equipment on your first day. You are going to be fun. <WRAP attribution>— Cobel, ([[good_news_about_hell_transcript#section002742746|27:42]])</WRAP>
  
-> I've wanted to pummel Mark myself, but I am his employer. <WRAP attribution>— [[harmony_cobel|Cobel]], ([[good_news_about_hell_transcript#section002751755|27:51]])</WRAP>+> I've wanted to pummel Mark myself, but I am his employer. <WRAP attribution>— Cobel, ([[good_news_about_hell_transcript#section002751755|27:51]])</WRAP>
  
-> You know, my mother was an atheist. She used to say that there was good news and bad news about hell. The good news is, hell is just the product of a morbid human imagination. The bad news is, whatever humans can imagine, they can usually create. <WRAP attribution>— [[harmony_cobel|Cobel]], ([[good_news_about_hell_transcript#section002922471|29:22]])</WRAP>+> You know, my mother was an atheist. She used to say that there was good news and bad news about hell. The good news is, hell is just the product of a morbid human imagination. The bad news is, whatever humans can imagine, they can usually create. <WRAP attribution>— Cobel, ([[good_news_about_hell_transcript#section002922471|29:22]])</WRAP>
  
-Life is not food. Life is sentience, activity. What is food but fuel? <WRAP attribution>— [[Patton]]</WRAP>+What a lot of people overlook, I think, is that life is not food. You've got lifethis complex quality of sentience and activity. And then you've got food, which is whatFuel. <WRAP attribution>— Patton, ([[good_news_about_hell_transcript#section003856170|38:56]])</WRAP>
  
-At the point where one would traditionally say ‘dig in,’ I must say I think that the lack of food has allowed us to already do so on a much deeper level. <WRAP attribution>— [[Ricken Hale]]</WRAP>+Well, we're at the point wheretraditionally, I would say something like, Dig in.’ But I must saydo think that the lack of food has allowed us to already do so on a much deeper level. <WRAP attribution>— Ricken, ([[good_news_about_hell_transcript#section004307963|43:07]])</WRAP> 
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 +> Your house smells like pregnancy. <WRAP attribution>— Mark, ([[good_news_about_hell_transcript#section004441431|44:41]])</WRAP> 
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 +> Nothing down there is what they say. <WRAP attribution>— Petey, ([[good_news_about_hell_transcript#section005206210|52:06]])</WRAP>
  
 ===== See Also ===== ===== See Also =====
  
   * [[list_of_severance_episodes]]   * [[list_of_severance_episodes]]
-  * [[good_news_about_hell_transcript]]+  * [[Good News About Hell (Transcript)|Good News About Hell transcript]]
  
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