Neither Amy nor Danny can bring themselves to confront the darkness within, until they are forced to do so together.
, including finale “Figures of Light.”, the crows are always watching. Often a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it presence onscreen, the black birds make several appearances throughout the season, and various characters tell detailed stories about them on more than one occasion. The show impresses upon the viewer that crows are savvy, remember kindnesses and threats alike, and have a robust communication network. They survive and thrive because they call upon their peers often and without hesitation.
People generally think of addiction as primarily substance-related, but it can be conceptualized as anything that an individual keeps doing despite negative consequences. Amy and Danny’s initial flush of excitement at the conclusion ofindicates that they’ve found something that alleviates their stress and distress. It’s not a sustainable situation, but neither one of them wants to admit that. So they keep mainlining their rage, trailing a wake of destruction.
Alternatively, Danny doesn’t have the time or the funds to seek out a therapist. He also doesn’t have the desire. By the way he and his brother Paul speak about therapy, it’s clear that the idea of seeking help was derided in their household. When Paul tells Danny he needs therapy, it’s not a loving suggestion — it’s an insult. And later, when Danny and Amy wander through the wilderness, Danny levels criticism at Amy, saying, “You’re proof that Western therapy doesn’t work on Eastern minds.
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