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This was an idea that existed from the very beginning. It was part of the pitch. The character of Jackie, in a lot of ways, sort of symbolizes something endowed by a kind of society. And so, to have that fall away over the course of the first season, her death represents a sort of slipping away of home in a very real way. That was something from the beginning that we started with. We felt like her character deserved a really emotional death. That was really important to us.
Speaking of her trauma, my biggest thing is wanting to know what happened to her baby or the pregnancy while they’re stranded in the woods. And given that this show is eventually going to embrace cannibalism, is it the kind of show that will go there, with them eating the baby? I don't entirely know how to answer that question because I think people should be prepared for things to get quite a bit darker.
So, I guess the darker stuff or the gorier stuff are really just tools that we use in the service of that. You know, I think that as much as anything will dictate how far we go. It is something that's being decided like on the way based on what the moment needs. I think what you’re going to see in season 2 is going to be the continued emergence of her conversancy with something sort of beyond the normal kind of reality. She is not fully formed.