Yellowjackets’ Warren Kole Worries That Jeff Is No Match For ‘Darkish, Savage Shauna’

“Loyalty is a powerful bond,” Warren Kole continued, “however he could have to begin enthusiastic about defending his daughter and defending himself to a point. He cannot stave off the darkness.” 

Jeff’s fears have been made very specific in his current nightmare, the place Shauna has electrical knives for arms and is attempting to kill him. It is a broad, foolish scene that the present solely will get away with as a result of it is by no means actually handled Jeff as that severe of a personality. However though Jeff’s not a brilliant sophisticated man, the scene does at the very least level out the central, fascinating contradiction inside him: he is petrified of his spouse, however that concern can also be form of the attraction. We respect Jeff’s choice to unflinchingly defend his spouse below excessive strain, however realistically we additionally know that it is a horrible choice for each himself and his daughter. 

After this newest episode, the foolishness of standing by Shauna is clearer than ever. Shauna does not simply participate in absolutely pre-meditated cannibalism as a teen, however as an grownup, she’s critically contemplating a return to the ritual sacrifices that supposedly helped the group survive within the wilderness. If one of many group dies and issues get higher, that’ll solely make it extra doubtless that Shauna will kill once more the subsequent time issues look bleak. 

Nonetheless, we’re hoping Jeff stays loyal all through the upcoming season 2 finale. He and his daughter Callie (Sarah Desjardins) have each confirmed themselves to be far cooler than they initially appeared again in season 1, and it might be a disgrace if a little bit factor like homicide finally ends up getting both of them written out of the present. Jeff can be smart to begin cooperating with the police, however for leisure’s sake, let’s hope his concern of Shauna does not get to him anytime quickly.