I'm literally on the edge of my seat thinking about Carol's situation 
. It's crazy how nature is taking over like this and it's making her life so hard 
. I love how she's trying to take control and mark her own territory, but at the same time, she's gotta deal with these wild coyotes and wolves too... it's like, can't she just have a minute?!? 
But seriously, the way she deals with the grave site thing is really powerful - I'm sure that's gonna be a huge part of her journey forward 
. And what's up with this factory stuff? Is Carol getting closer to finding out what happened or is it all gonna get swept under the rug?!? 
. It's crazy how nature is taking over like this and it's making her life so hard . I love how she's trying to take control and mark her own territory, but at the same time, she's gotta deal with these wild coyotes and wolves too... it's like, can't she just have a minute?!? But seriously, the way she deals with the grave site thing is really powerful - I'm sure that's gonna be a huge part of her journey forward . And what's up with this factory stuff? Is Carol getting closer to finding out what happened or is it all gonna get swept under the rug?!? 
I feel bad for Carol though, dealing with all that trauma and grief, but at least she's finding ways to cope and even rebel against nature's new rules. That symbolic act of defiance over Helen's grave site is super powerful - it shows we can find strength in our emotions and stand up for what we believe in. Can't wait to see what more Carol discovers next week! 
And don't even get me started on that factory stuff... what was she supposed to do, just walk in there and find answers overnight? 
. I love how she takes matters into her own hands and finds ways to cope with the harsh reality of her world. That scene where the wolves are messing with Helen's grave site? 
Chills, man. It's like nature just took over and we're left wondering what's next. The mystery is killing me! Can't wait for episode six to come out 
... it's like we're already seeing hints of it in our own world, don't you think? Like with the pandemic and how nature kinda took over while we were stuck at home? 
I feel for Carol, she's so determined to uncover the truth but her backyard is literally becoming a war zone 
... and those coyotes and wolves are just like the ultimate metaphor for our own darker selves 
. And poor Helen's grave site getting desecrated? No thank you 
. I need some answers, can't wait to see what Carol finds next 
...
i mean come on, you think the world ending is gonna be that intense? newsflash: humans survived nuclear winters and pandemics just fine so far, lets give it a break 