After an emotional and intense episode last week, Yellowjackets Season 2 surprises us with a lowkey episode featuring sweet and fun moments among the present-day Yellowjackets. However, there are still stakes and bumps along the way. The known-living Yellowjackets arrive at Lottie’s (Simone Kessell) cult – sorry, “intentional community,” and we finally see how everyone interacts with her in the present day. Emotions run high in the ’90s timeline, with opinions divided on Lottie (Courtney Eaton). Van’s (Lauren Ambrose) reaction is the most interesting, as a former teen follower of Lottie who is now unwilling to put up with potential power plays. The episode focuses on the teen group trying to carry on after the loss of Shauna’s (Sophie Nélisse) baby and tragic death of Crystal (Nuha Jes Izman). The adult cast faces Lottie for the first time in years at Camp Green Pine. Misty (Christina Ricci) collects everyone’s belongings and takes on a surprising leadership role. Lottie encourages them to choose a “treatment,” and they all try it despite skepticism. Misty’s sensory deprivation tank session leads to a hilarious and bizarre sequence featuring hallucinations. Shauna’s self-care treatment involves taking care of a baby goat, and she struggles with motherhood. Tai’s treatment of renewal has her painting a building with a paintbrush, and she talks to Lottie about sleepwalking. Van and Tai reignite their youthful love for each other before Van reveals she has cancer and only has months to live. Lottie has a therapy session where she reflects on her feelings about being with the Yellowjackets.
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