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Jonah Hill to Star as Jerry Garcia in Grateful Dead Biopic for Martin Scorsese and Apple TV We don’t have to keep mimicking one another. And he doesn’t need to suffer anymore if we just admit the truth. And he is an individual who has been suffering under this code. “The truth that I have learned is that we are actually individuals. “This is the truth that I’ve learned by confronting death,” Pace continued as he ran through Day’s thought process.
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Even though we’ve got this funny code of talking.” We can either kill him, or we can see him as the same as we are. “I think it’s, ‘This is OK.’ Let’s not fight. The question then becomes, is Day advocating to let Dawn live because he truly wants Dawn to live a unique life, because he wants to see this experiment unfold with an “impure” Cleon clone, or for some other reason? “I think it’s more delicate than that,” Pace answered. He even goes so far as to indirectly quote Harry Seldon when he says “a soul incapable of change is a soul doomed to damnation.” Dusk, of course, believes Dawn should be executed and replaced immediately, while Day takes a surprising stance – let Dawn live. One of the most unsettling moments of the episode is when Dawn, Day, Dusk and Eto are gathered in the Throne Room trying to decide what to do about Dawn. I made it to the center, but I didn’t get one.’ You could say it’s me broken, but maybe the cave is broken.” I think he thinks it’s bulls-, the idea of a vision. They’ll only accept the words that they want to hear. “They’ll never accept the truth of that vision.
It’s quiet, and it’s scary, and it’s lonely, and it leaves him changed.”Īnd yet, Day knows this vision won’t be enough. It’s his own solitude, his nudity and his solitude in that place. “I think his vision is what his vision is. “I don’t think that he necessarily subscribes to their legends, that if you have a hallucination that follows certain parameters that you’ve reached enlightenment,” the actor said in reference to the holy nature of The Spiral. Does he know that he’ll end it gaining this real feeling of sentience and sovereignty, a real visceral understanding of his humanity, the fact that he is not a God, he is just a little soft-skin human being who’s carrying the weight of the galaxy on his shoulders? I think that’s what he learns at the end of that Spiral.”Īs for what occurs to Day in the cave at the center of the Spiral, Pace’s interpretation of that scene is that the solitude and silence is Day’s vision.
“Does he know he has to complete it? Yes. “He doesn’t know that will be the reckoning that it turns out to be for him,” Pace said.
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To that end, Brother Day’s biggest episode of the series was Episode 8, “The Missing Piece,” in which Day walks the Spiral on The Maiden, and Pace noted that something “significant” happens to Day during that journey that sets him up for the finale’s big twists. And I think that’s how Day is looking at this girl and what she’s done to his legacy. “And I used to trap them and then take them out into the woods somewhere and then they would find their way back. “I think about it like I have a garden, and there are woodchucks that are constantly trying to get into my vegetable garden,” Pace said about Brother Day’s headspace in the scene. In “Foundation” Episode 10, the Season 1 finale, Brother Day has Azura in custody, and he shows a shocking amount of vengeance when, with the flick of his wrist, he orders everyone she’s ever known to be killed. “I think it’s fun for the audience to be able to have their own interpretation of these characters… I’m cautious of wanting to communicate to the audience that the way I interpret the character is the way that they should interpret the character.” That said, in speaking with Pace it’s clear he thought deeply about his character and where he fits into the larger “Foundation” story, so his interpretation certainly comes from a place of knowledge and thoughtful consideration. “This is just my interpretation of the story,” Pace offered. When TheWrap spoke with Pace about “Foundation” and specifically the finale, he wanted to make clear that his answers reflect only his interpretation of the show and his character and don’t speak to any definitive conclusion.
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