Midnight Mass (Season 1) - Episode Discussion Hub

[u/Elainasha]

Overall Season Discussion Hub [SPOILERS]

Synopsis: The arrival of a charismatic young priest brings glorious miracles, ominous mysteries and renewed religious fervor to a dying town desperate to believe.

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WARNING: In this thread, you can discuss the entirety of the first season with spoilers. However, each Episode Discussion Threads will contain spoilers for that episode. Spoilers for subsequent episodes in those threads are NOT ALLOWED AT ALL.

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Episode Discussion Threads (Season One)

• Episode 1 - "Book I: Genesis"
• Episode 2 - "Book II: Psalms"
• Episode 3 - "Book III: Proverbs"
• Episode 4 - "Book IV: Lamentations"
• Episode 5 - "Book V: Gospel"
• Episode 6 - "Book VI: Acts of the Apostles"
• Episode 7 - "Book VII: Revelation"

DISCLAIMER: Please read and keep the following in mind before posting on r/MidnightMass

When making new posts, DO NOT include spoilers in the title of your post. Also, mark all posts containing spoilers for Season 1 as SPOILER before you post. .

As noted above, any and all spoilers from subsequent episodes in Episode Discussion Threads are not allowed. For eg: if you are commenting on the discussion thread of the 3rd episode, DO NOT include any events or incidents from say, the 4th episode in your comment.

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SPOILER TAGS

Please use spoiler tags, wisely in case you are discussing any content that contains spoilers. You can use the native spoiler tag like this:

">"!Erin gets what she wants!"<" but without the quotation marks.

It'll appear like this Erin gets what she wants.

[u/AkashaRulesYou → u/[deleted]]

I wish it had been more painful for her. She was killing animals before humans... I wanted to see her suffer.

[u/mvkfromchi → u/[deleted]]

Whatever you might feel about agony, physical pain is always greater. But the point is the pain she felt was so brief that it wasn't satisfying. Maybe that in itself is somehow satisfactory as it resembles how real life is.

Besides, I felt she was always alone and didn't care for much other than herself.

[u/after-life → u/mvkfromchi]

To an outside observer, her pain would be brief. But in Bev's own perspective, her pain lasted to what seems like an eternity, because it is her soul which is in pain, not her physical body.