Whiterose's Project - Mr Robot (Time Travel Theories EXPLAINED) 

i went to the comment section to write this down ahhaahhaha

maybe white rose trying to get result! yes, he can go back in time if he makes a mistake but he needs some specific things to happen he wants a specific timeline. right?

although I don't think time travel will happen in Mr robot

@Abraham Serafino he/him/his**

sh is still not in the position of controlling time, she is IN THE JOURNEY TO DO IT

Why didn't you warn us you twat!!!

who doesn't?

It was also May 9th in the alt reality, which is also Elliots fathers birthday. Theres so much that surrounds FiveNine, can't wait to see how it all comes together lol

Matrix

Shadow Suave oh yeah! I don’t know how I missed that!

Also the day Elitot jumped out the window was 5/9

Thunder_Bear I totally missed that!

I feel like he's going to end up having a multiple personality disorder and this was him Alt+Deleting his other personas one by one. Like in identity. Idk I'm excited though haha

Man you nailed it!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Nice call

Did u use White Rose's time machine?!

After watching the ending I understand, we were the real elliot all the time.

what if tyrell saw the time machine back in the forest3... i know im sleep deprived so goodnight

I think the dark army guy in the van dumped it so nobody would find it before crashing...

oh boy i really don't think it will.

@@bigbans437BINGO! that would explain that noise they all were hearing when roaming the woods looking for the city!

@@bigbans437 totally i wonder what happened there as well no one spoke s*hit the episode after that. It was all running and textin lol

Smart Brother....

They just gonna drop a random hadron collider and not talk about it for 2 seasons?!?!

@@mpgallogly yes they did that

Stiens;gate

Mister-Man: Into the Robo-verse

Reminds me of the book “Snowcrash” which treats the human brain like a computer with similar vulnerabilities

how does your comment have so little amount of likes? you have a great theory which makes this comment very underrated

Good points! Your comment also reminded me that Dark Army run a similar test on Tyrell when he's been taken to the cottage, to the extent of making him lose his mind... just saying. Cheers!

Honestly I wouldn't describe whiterose like that at all. I think she genuinely and wholeheartedly believed her machine would work and everyone that died was irrelevant because they would be restored once they merge with the parallel universe/ went back in time anyway. She was even more delusional than Elliot, then again, he stopped the machine. So who knows? If he hadn't, maybe it would've worked 🤷

@@Masterofchodes I think that too, but it doesn't take away from the fact that she used hardcore manipulation tactics to brainwash people. According to the lore, there may be a good chance she had a supernatural fix... but we'll never know I guess. That's what I love about the show. My thing was more just in terms of netsec, how she would view her subjects like machines with vulnerabilities (Just like Elliot did.. his method was just a bit more rogue while White rose was methodical)... and the whole show was about how hacking into networks and finding vulterabilities is not a whole lot different from digging into someones subconcious and finding vulnerabilities. Computers and networks are modeled after the human brain and how humans interact with each other, so I thought how Sam Esmail played on that analogy was really cool. Her and Elliot are definitely one in the same in that regard. For the audience, it creates so much cognitive dissonance - because you're rooting for Elliot, but you keep finding out more and more how he's barely any different from the people he's fighting against. In the end, he just won... Good and Evil was almost redundant at that stage. The concept of Good vs Evil is very Nietzchean too... have a look at this summary of 'beyond good and evil' if you've got the time. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-WIHXZUltfqk.html Esmail explores this concept a lot... the line between good and evil is blurred, and Nietzche proposed that that line does not even exist. We're all just somewhere in the middle. No person, or no act is purely good or purely evil... its like a concept of 'grey thinking' (AKA not black and white).

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Yeah, but keep in mind that the idea behind hacking is for both Elliot and for Whiterose to gain control over something. Read ‚hack‘ as ‚can control‘. Elliot finally needed this control in order to transcend his trauma, which he did, and in comparison to Whiterose he accomplished going past the past. But Whiterose is stuck in a ‚psychotic denial of reality‘ (Price), which extends itself into every matter of her actions. She is ready to go beyond every line to make sure that her pain, or rather, the way she copes with her split identity isn‘t discovered or exposed to vuleranbility. Even if there are others suffering because of her delusional fantasy, she clings to this pseudo system of knowledge and change. Whiterose vs. Elliot is such a great exploration of belief vs. logic, idealism vs. Truth. And Elliot carries truth on his back through the entire show. Even though he is motivated by hatred, and not by philanthropy, as he also very much hurts people for his deeds, he does it honestly and with love & preserverance. I can‘t fathom how deep Whtreose‘s wound can be, but it seems pretty rough, if she has to go to those lengths of creating a cultish group that is truly fanatic about the doctrine that one is able to deny one‘s pain and live in a world without it. It stems from such an innocent and good-seeming place, that it‘s so fascinating how truly malevolent it becomes. Especially as that is portrayed in the show.

Honestly that would probably change the whole timeline in benefit of Angela and Elliot since no need for machine= no plant= no dead parents. Little did whiterose know it wouldn’t have been the best thing for Elliot anyways.

@@Hieroph4nt Fairly certain they identifed as a woman so she.

have you watch DARK? itbwas amazing

@@rose191991 Dark requires way too much attention to watch imo

@@MegaCoconut9 Nah, all you need is three different family trees over several generations, a couple of flow charts and philosophy books and you'll follow just fine. All jokes aside, I think Dark is one of those show you still enjoy even if not everything is completely clear to you straight away (or ever).

A chicken dinner for you sir.

jep, and now the scifi shit goes down

Whiterose is the higgs boson, spoilers

I think I figured it out though... I think Elliot in the hoody is the 3rd personality because Elliot himself is somebody else who will turn out to be our main character that we get introduced to in the finale 2 hour episode and it will be revealed that this person is having a breakdown because if you look at the Skype call with Angela the reflection of Elliot on the call is kind of blurry and doesn't really resemble Elliot exactly and that the nuclear power plant scenario was like the unleashing of this multiple personality issue kind of like the prison reality of season 2 kinda like the prison of our mind... So maybe it's not a parallel reality but just actual reality after all this time living in a fantasy of the mind so to speak...

ProjectMoff Or not at all.

All of the twists, though crazy and unexpected or sad. Have all been entertaining! I still think his mom will have a big play. We've hardly seen her, And all we know is she was emotionally and verbally abusive. Possible defense mechanism in his head? She only showed up when he was having a difficult time. And then she just "died" with no reaction.

The show is far from perfect. Tyrells death was horrible, and Sam Esmail's hate boner for Trump will not age well.

⁠@@othososI can understand why you dislike Tyrell’s death, but I would argue that it serves the show thematically. Tyrell’s death shows that he ultimately allowed his obsession with godhood to consume him, something that Elliot nearly allows to happen to him at the end of the show. In other words, Tyrell serves as a dark, foreboding warning of what Elliot could become if he’s not careful. Though, I can absolutely understand why Tyrell’s death bothers you nonetheless.

Turns out the ending recreates the show

That's another way of saying the ending sucks

Endings dont have to suck. The problem is that it is not even an ending in the simplest sense of the word. It is not a conclusion to Elliot's story, it is the beginning of someone elses story. It was a twist, for shock value. That would have been fine for the climax or middle of the story, but it was time for the end of the story, not another cliffhanger. Not another twist.

​@@lopiklop wasn't a cliffhanger though, we came to conclusion with one of Elliot's personalities whom we've been watching since first episode

You're wrong, blackouts were due to lack of money, which led to lack of salaries.

This "Young Angela" was just kidnapped kid (or kid which parents was killed during terror attacks or civil war which Zhao and their group financing it from Cypriot bank), probably from Thailand.

Young Angela or young Angela's mom? They seemed to be hinting more at parallel dimensions rather than time travel.

@@markocroatia7630 Young Angela is definitively not a Thai person

@@lorenzoamato953 Young Angela appears as a kid in a dream eliott have something like that there was a key involved in the scene

Agreed. This video would have been even better if it kept going into the third personality and stuff.

agreed. LONGER IS better in the case of HIS videos

He is the only youtuber besides mr. Beast whose videos i can watch for a long time without getting bored, i really hope he starts doing these type of videos about other movies and seasons after mr. Robot ends.

agreed

Wow thank u!

Thank u!

"That's sounds more like a YP instead of a MP"

we were the real Elliot all along

@@rakib7918 you right homie

We are big brother

@@rakib7918 we were one of the many personalities of the real Elliot.

Well done :) i worked this out halfway through the final season. (the walking in the snow ep confirmed it.) But this whole time travel theory in this video is a red herring. At best, it's unimportant. The only thing that mattered were stopping whiterose and elliot's personalities finding peace and releasing elliot.

You mean the sandwich guy?

@@jehouse61 This guy (full screen the image). So much depends on a red wheelbarrow... mrrobot.fandom.com/wiki/Hamburger_Man

So Angela is alive but a different person?

@@SpideyDelivers Same person but there's 2 of her.

@@bodhisattvaFM shes alive :o

I agree or even if it was a time machine or alternate reality that would have been better than how the show ended.

@@curiosityshop2297 YES, THANKS! Idk how so many people liked that shitty ending that explained nothing and just added another personality to the mix, something we already had on season one. On S1 it was amazing to understand Mr robot was just in Elliot's mind, but they press the same button again in the end to say the same fucking thing, again. Tyrell seeing a light? Nope, we'll not address that; Whiterose building a fucking billionaire group of the 100 most powerful and rich men in the world and also having a group of people who rather kill themselves than getting caught, just to build a machine? Nope, we'll not address the machine as well. Let's just leave it open to interpretation. GOD I hate writers who do that and are recognized by "being smart" from most of the audience. For me it was the worst ending to a good show I've ever seen.

Also, that'd be pretty dope. The show hints a lot about time travel (they even go to the movies watch back to the future... It couldn't be more obvious than that...) But in the end, it's never adressed. I feel like they created so much suspense they weren't able to wrap it up in a way that they'd answer all the questions they created. Kinda like Lost was a major disappointment for a lot of people.

@@Henrique.Souza0601 well if they all believed in the time travel them killing themselves meant nothing since they'd end up alive again. If you didn't like the ending just say that.

@@sp3cialed1 they DID say they didn't like the ending though

omg I wonder... ahhh too many things to keep up with!!!

I was thinking more Voigt-Kampf test but...

@@shortjohnsilver4605 Tyrell had an analog quiz conducted by a coked up Sicilian. INCONCEIVABLE!

Olly Wood I think it’s true and watch the No Time to Die 007 trailer Rami maleks lines in the trailer make sense lol wow

@@nickford3328 I just watched it and you're right, it would fit. Just another reality, another iteration in the Alderson Loop where Elliot didn't chose the exit condition.

Now THAT is a theory.

@@gangstarrskillz thank you ! Btw we've seen sam esmail the person on several occasions.. in the first episode he's in the train standing up when we get introduced to mr.robot for the first time. And we also see him in prison with elliot observing him yet again. If you listen to elliot's monologues you will notice he really is talking to someone with more power than him. His "friend" ... and that's why when sam is about to give him an overdose and "delete his memories" he actually says "goodbye friend." His old friend sam was the one who taught him how to do the " lucid dreaming ". But as we know by now.. elliot never had any friends except for Angela.

That would actually really explain why Elliot completely forgot who his sister was in the first season.

@@jaredc5169 exactly! After he kisses her in season one Darlene says : did you forget again elliot!? That suggests that someone (probably sam) has removed his memories several times. The whole show started with elliot saying "hello friend" and then he starts talking about the illuminati conspiracy if you will. I believe what we are actually seeing there is elliot being rebooted. Sam just woke him up. They have probably been fighting eachother for years. I'm starting to feel that maybe sam is someone from a parallel universe that lives inside of elliot or some shit like that. Because now we know that elliot was born in the Washington township where his dad worked on whiterose's machine. Anyway.. this will be exciting

@@afrodinho Or Sam is the architect of the entire simulation, kinda like the architect dude in the Matrix. I can't wait for the finale.

He truly only cares about paper

Yes so many unanswered questions. What was Irving all about? How come he was chilling selling books after the group he seemed to be a pretty high up party had just fallen apart? What with the other Chinese guy always eating? What was his deal?

I find it quite unbelievable that the dark army just wouldn’t care about them anymore.

@YourEvilTwin Don't make me fucking laugh

@@27zacmaklea35 I mean you obviously didn't watch the fucking series if you're asking that; Whiterose is trans.

@@thespclflash456F**k Off. I've seen every episode. It was just a joke. Merry Christmas!

We noticed it, but are tolerating it because so much is in each episode since the series is ending. Dom not having law enforcement arrest her in the hospital is not plausible. Dom running through the airport with a punctured lung without bleeding or passing out was even more unbelievable than the bruises. No discussion with Leon about Trenton and Mobley was not realistic. "You think Leon is my name?", down right insulting to Dom and the audience. A lot has been glazed over in each episode, but we're all trying to see the finale and waiting on the final outcome of everything.

@Debbie yes maam, I agree. If it doesn't tie up a lot of stuff, it will be a big let down for smart show.

@@margaretmccall7726 None of this really matters if my theory is correct. That is, if the show knows that it's a TV show. "You think Leon is my name?" - No, it's Joey Bada$$ ''See you next episode!'' - Leon Angela is still alive because the actress who plays her is alive etc etc It reminded me of Twin Peaks, which is a show about characters finding out they're in a TV show.

@@BradHominem 😄😊😂...I felt NOT Found (episode 4 season 4), when Tyrell was shot seemed very much like Twin Peaks, X-Files, or Lost. I hope we do not get the very bad ending after 4 compressed seasons of being led down a rabbit hole. I'm trying to keep hope alive for a sensible ending, but my hope has become fleeting, if you know what I mean...😊🙏

@@BradHominem love your avatar 👍👍

And where B.X. said "he didn't buy it", but was ready for our comments like: "I called it." @ 3:30 Where Bxan says he "doesn't buy it" [THIS theory] ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ZEXLDb5Wuao.html And he says he's ready to hear "I called it" or "I told you so." I called it in the comments here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wrjg1VthuE0.html

thank you!!

How? I love both btw

More of fight club

@@darkman4747 repressed (mostly childhood) traumas for every character

damm I thought the last 2 episode is like ep 25,26 in eva too lol

Where’s the reference?

lol

Yeah huh lol

Thank you! I felt exactly the same way when I finished the show and it was even more frustrating that almost nobody seemed to be bothered by it

Agreed. Besides the show framing the monotony of everyday life as a sort of hell for Elliot, my first immediate thought when he told Tyrell he's not seeing what's above him was "simulation". Also, that place called "Virtual Realty", hello?

I wish I didn’t binge this show, kind of annoyed me.

@@Taylorbaby831 I binged the show too and was a bit dissatisfied with the ending. I was more concerned with the machine and thought Eliot could have had a great life if he stayed in the alternate reality.

This show is much better to watch one episode weekly IMO

@@curiosityshop2297 That would be an awful and cheap ending. This show was always about realism and mental health. in fact, elliots battle to keep his sanity was the most interesting part in my opinion

thank u!

Also, and others have mentioned "Breaking the Simulation", there's a fantastic book series, that even the Matrix ripped from by Jack L Chalker called the Wonderland Gambit. It's very much a forget everything you think you know, you are living in a simulation, we all know each other(the main characters), we've known eachother for endless lifetimes and we are trying to get out but each incarnation is different. This series to me has felt like a detailed single incarnation of these lives. I'm not saying that's what's happening here, surely it's not, just how it's felt to me. Again though, with only 2 more weeks, it just feels like we are moving towards a bigger beginning, not an end.

@Sean Clark Deus Group, outed but don't care. Dark Army again not in shambles, they just don't care. Money all gone, but again don't care. There's a big mystery they just opened up with that. The pace of the show has never been quick, and I just feel there's too much to unpack. I'm hopeful still either way. There's a lot of people also that want whiterose project to actually work, but again there's not enough time to close that off. While movies can move a plot through in 2 hours, that's not how TV is setup, the pace just isn't the same. We shall see.

Is your career related to technology by any chance?

@@SoloQSights No, I have an interest in technology as a hobby is all.

@@SusanAmberBruce Ah with your profile picture it gave the appearance your career is related to technology. Kudos to you for watching Mr. Robot though, good taste

@@SoloQSights Watching Mr. Robot is something of an educational experience.

Haha they fooled you

The plane that Angela is on will lose it's engine through a wormhole and we'll be shifted back to episode one, where instead of getting Ron arrested, he will join Angela's Birthday party therefore not making us, or hello friend. Then a Plane engine is gonna rip through time and space and crush Elliot, ending all things that happen due to our existence in his mind. The third alter is Elliot that's been to the future and his consciousness awakens in times where he can alter pivotal moments.

Operation barenstien 🤔

Didn't come back to update for the finale? 🤣

Hah.

Well your comment makes me realize how people are different. My wife and I watched the show and both of us, who are very different in taste for TV shows and movies, were COMPLETELY disappointed with the way things wrapped up. They build up that the most powerful man in the world ran a secret billionaire group for at least 3 decades for what? To build a "machine" that they never even make HIM speak what exactly he thought was gonna happen when he turned it on? I mean, this is just bad writing... There's no way people would KILL THEMSELVES for just some random idea of a parallel universe, and also TIME TRAVELLING was hinted a fuckthon of times over the show and it wasn't even commented in the end. Also, Tyrell seeing some random light and not showing up anymore?? How, I wonder, how would anyone be happy with this show ending? Idk, but I'm glad you were.

Also, Angela talks to Whiterose, claims she "saw" things, kills thousands of people based on the belief it'd be undone, then Price simply talks her out of it and say Whiterose is full of BS and she's suddenly revengeful and not a believer anymore. What in the world would be able to cause such a shock on someone that it'd made then help killing thousands just to be talked out of it by someone else later on? Again, for me it's just bad writing...

@@Henrique.Souza0601 Spoke my mind 100%, jeez I'm glad af someone else has common sense. Very satisfying comment! If only the ending had been half as much at least 😅.

@@Henrique.Souza0601 Ah and SO GLAD you addressed the inconsistency that was Angela's behaviour, how illogical it turned out to be. I knew I couldn't be crazy for seeing these things 👌.

@@Ice.muffin yes, IKR? People all over freaking RU-vid and reddit are just "omg Sam Esmail is such a genius omg this show is the best" but it's just an OK show with a TERRIBLE ending that finishes the show with a repetitive answer to the problems: it's just a different personality! Omg how is this not lazy writing? This is literally what they've done in the FIRST season, except that the first time it felt surprising and cool, the second time it was just a bummer.

are you saying that his father also had multiple personalities?

Pause pause...

Somebody, anybody, PLEASE EXPLAIN why, not just Elliot and Darlene, but Mr Robot, Dom, the FBI, F Society, Price, Tyrell etc. WHY have they all been so ignorant and uninterested in White Rose's project? Dark Army has been willing to kill anyone to protect it, its clearly been WR's raison d etre from the beginning and still folks don't think twice about it. Elliot is Mr Details, as I recall he even knows that Krista's into anal but he could give a fuck about even basic info about WR's change reality machine? This all makes zero sense. Unless the third personality is down and deep with WR and her machine and no one knows it except him. To say they just dont know about it, is garbage. Gotta believe this is either a big, big-assed plot hole or we gots a big reveal headed our way. What are your ideas?

@@armandocorpus9211 BIG $$ connections making it "go away" or hush money. you scratch my back Ill scratch yours....

@@armandocorpus9211 I have to believe a large part of everyone outside of Elliot/Mr Robot/Price/WR not knowing anything has to do with what a particle collider consists of. Most people never think of this until some kind of spill happens. Consider this: 1. It is powered by nuclear energy, which is strictly controlled by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and the U.S. Energy Department, and it's whereabouts is supposed to always be accounted for. Remember, Angela tried to blow the whistle about the spill/plant/machine to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission in Season 2, but was intercepted by WR and the Dark Army. 2. Most people have no idea of what the machine and spill means, so try to relate it to the Three Mile Island nuclear plant incident from 1979 (which nearly melted down) and Homer Simpson's work habits at the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant. (Dooh!!😂😂Homer's bad work habits is how mistakes can happen, but I digressed 😂). 3.This is a physical danger to the public and a legal matter for the two agencies. The FBI or Home Land Security would only get involved if for some reason, the nuclear energy was reported missing (think about the bomb in Syriana the movie); there is a spill of some type (think of the EPA and Love Canal, NY); there is a possible terrorist threat on their radar (Boston Marathon bombing); or a few other situations that come to mind. The general public would not be notified and all the agencies would keep it top secret as a way to thwart other bad actors. Think of it like the movie Silkwood, which was about Karen Silkwood who died after possible deliberate exposure to radiation at a nuclear facility. 4. The size of a collider is massive, so it cannot be moved easily. Thus, once it was started in the early 1990s, it would not have been moved from the plant without being inspected before being decommissioned to be moved somewhere else. This is why the refusal of inspection was, so important to White Rose. She continued to work on the machine despite the plant having released the cancer causing gas, which is totally illegal. This is also why no one thought of it because it was out of sight and out of mind. A collider is usually underground and stretched over a few miles in order to operate. 5. I assumed the plant was closed after the accident. Evidently it was not, or it was made to look as if it was no longer working on the machine. The family members were tied up in a class action lawsuit against E Corp for the deaths of the 24 employees that was first decided against them when Darlene was 4 or 5, which is how she knew of the lawyer she killed after taking over her house for FSociety. The law suit was then resurrected when Colby and E Corp was taken down by FSociety in 2015 because Angela pressed Philip Price to get her the inside information about the case. 6. Just moving the collider from state to state takes a lot of preparation and agreement between the states. Moving it to another country will call for international approvals and other stipulations. Pressumably, a country like the Congo would have fewer restrictions and controls than a country like France or Italy. WR would direct everything regarding the machine because the Congo officials would not scrutinize her or the machine prior to its use. 7. WR kept the machine a secret just like she kept her real identity as a trans woman secret and masqueraded in public as Minister Zhing. She kept her affair with her dead lover secret even after his death. She kept her acceptance of her promotion to the technology czar position secret from her lover after promising him they would leave China and move to America. She kept her creation of the Dark Army secret from the Chinese government. She kept her involvement with the Deus Group secret, so she was to kept the machine secret while she completed it. Price knew about it because of the spill at the plant and Angela's mother's death. He made sure the mortgage on the property was paid and prevented the inspections, so WR had to let him know about the machine against her will, which began her resentment for Philip. Having said all THAT, I feel those reasons are the reasons why Mr. Robot/Elliot/3rd personality decided to put their plan in effect to take down E Corp around November 2014. Edward Alderson aka Mr Robot had worked on the initial stages of the machine, so his persona would know that the machine was near completion and about to be implemented based upon WR's original time tables. Mr Robot is Elliott's idealized version of his abusive father, Edward Alderson, but despite the abuse, I feel he still loved(s) his father. With that said, the Elliot who speaks to us would try to avenge his father's death due to the E Corp spill. He could not do it as the helpless juvenile we see in flashbacks, but he can do it now as a grown adult. Mr Robot aka Edward Alderson was angry at the time of his death due to the leak at the plant, and would like to get revenge against the company whose practices led to his death. Thus, this angry persona pops up in Elliott's mind to ensure he helps Elliot our narrator eventually seek revenge against E Corp and simultaneously absolve himself of his past abuses. The 3rd persona is cunning and necessary to lure unsuspecting people into trusting Elliot, and then turning the tables on them once he gains their trust through social engineering. He had to lie in wait many years to get even with everyone who caused juvenile Elliott's, Darlene's, and Angela's pain and injustice. I feel Elliot the narrator retreated within his own mind after the window incident, but the 3rd personality woke up and took note of everyone and everything that was going on in relationship to juvenile Elliot (himself) and Edward Alderson's death. Philip Price secretly kept an eye on Angela her entire life. I feel after the families sued E Corp, WR kept an eye on all the family members that sued to always counter their attempts to inspect the plant. This surveillance is how WR and Price had knowledge of Elliott's mental issues. Likewise, the 3rd personality used his own counter surveillance to stalk WR and the other E Corp officials. When he was ready to exact his revenge, he tapped into Mr Robot's technical knowledge about the machine and Elliott's hacking skills without either of them knowing it. WR used Angela's hope to see her mother again against her, and as a way to control Angela. But, we know this ended badly for Angela because she did not understand who the Dark Army or WR was. She wanted revenge against E Corp for her mother's death, gave up her control when she joined WR after getting caught at the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and assisted the stage 2 attack. As I stated, Darlene killed the lawyer who laughed in court when the verdict against the families was announced. So, she got her personal revenge against E Corp for her father's death. Darlene and Mr. Robot pulled off the 5/9 attack and she just redistributed the money from the Deus group, so Edward Alderson aka Mr Robot got his revenge for his death at E Corp's hand. The 3rd personality is where all of this gets tricky. Elliot the narrator does not wish to kill anyone or let someone die because of his actions like Vera killed Shayla. I feel the 3rd personality does not care about any collateral losses of life as long as he gets revenge and avenges the harm done to juvenile Elliot by Edward Alderson (the real parent) and E Corp whose leak caused Edward's and Mrs. Moss's deaths. Narrator Elliot called off the original attack on Steele Mountain when he realized innocent people would die if they blew up the nearby utility plant. Narrator Elliot kept disrupting Stage 2 because he knew innocent people may die if it succeeded. We know how Tyrell, Mr Robot, and narrator Elliot fought about carrying out Stage 2 because narrator Elliot's conscious would not let it happen even when he was sleep. I feel the fights at the Red Wheel Barrel was the 3rd personality saying in the background he did not care if anyone else died because he wanted his revenge against E Corp at any cost. Mr. Robot was agreeable to stage 2, but seemed ambivalent to the deaths as long as he got what he wanted. Angela went along with the stage 2 plan because she believed in WR's machine and thought she could fix any collateral damages with it if their plan was successful. We know what happened to her after she realized she could not reverse time as if Stage 2 never happened. Now, narrator/3rd personality Elliot have to destroy the machine like WR destroyed Angela, the love of their life in order to get revenge and avenge her death. Thus, when the machine and WR are destroyed, there should no longer be a need for Mr Robot or the 3rd personality as tools to implement revenge against E Corp. If it all happens, narrator Elliot and juvenile Elliot could reconcile their life and the consequences of their actions since the window incident.

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@@margaretmccall7726 you put more effort in this single comment than the writers in the whole 4th season. Thanks.

Isn’t that the original Elliot?, I thought the whole twist was that the Elliot we followed until now was just another personality, right?

like the lord madara did it in naruto

Oh it'd have been so much better if your theory was true...

well..... how do I say this..

@@vikrambhavsar3558 😂😂 I have a modest suggestion: "Best not be any Newhart or snowglobe shit." ~Leon

Well if you think that you won't like the next episode

It's what i liked. and tbh the show has been planting seeds for this since season 1.

its already way worse than got since got had several good seasons and mr robot only had the first one; seasons 2 to 4 have been absolutely pointless so far, it just seems like the writers wrote themselves into a corner and just make shit up to stall the viewers in every episode