I think it forever changes the culture inside the dynasty." I have to now believe that I am this person after what I’ve experienced.
I know we are living under this fantasy that we are all the same man, and I know better now. Speaking to The Wrap (opens in new tab), Pace said: "He looks at his brothers and especially his younger brother, who is now shown to be different in all of these ways, and is basically screaming ‘Me too'. One of the things that's exciting about this monkey wrench, that's thrown into the Genetic Empire, is what does that do when you introduce chaos into that system?"įor Pace, the Great Spiral pilgrimage Day undertook in episode 8 foreshadowed the season 1 finale’s big reveal. "It's part of the jazz that we're playing with Terrence, Cassian, and Lee because, even though they're the same actors, some of the characters are going to be very different. "Part of the fun of the show moving forward we'll be seeing how different the various Cleons are," Goyer said. Speaking to Newsweek (opens in new tab), Goyer teased what this shock reveal may mean for this triumvirate in Foundation season 2. An anti-Empire resistance group, which included Dawn’s ex-lover Azura, had tampered with the DNA of Cleon I’s host body decades earlier, meaning none of the Empire’s current rulers are identical clones of Cleon I. After Eto Demerzel (Laura Birn) killed Dawn’s current (or, rather, previous) incarnation due to the genetic differences that made him an impure clone, it’s revealed all of Cleon’s clones are genetically unique. One of those huge questions we need clarified further is the revelation that Brothers Dawn, Day, and Dusk are not identical clones of Cleon I. Goyer has explained (via Collider (opens in new tab) ) that answers to some of season 1’s open-ended questions will be resolved in future seasons, saying: "If there's a question that we haven't answered, there's a reason why we haven't answered it. And, thanks to its cast and showrunner David S Goyer, we have a few pointers about how they might be concluded and/or examined in greater detail. Still, there are plenty of unresolved plot threads and new material to explore in the series' next outing. The show's creators used the books as a basis for the TV adaptation but, by the end of last season, it had diverged from the story in the novels. Those of us who have read Isaac Asimov’s book series might think we know the direction of Foundation season 2’s story, but the source material can’t be relied on anymore. (Image credit: Apple TV Plus)įull spoilers follow for Foundation season 1. Salvor Hardin and Gaal Dornick met for the first time in Foundation's season 1 finale.
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