‘Raised by Wolves’ is a science fiction drama series on human nature, faith, artificial intelligence, love, war, and humanity’s proclivity for self-destruction. Sue (Niamh Algar) seeks to cure Paul in Season 2 Episode 5, dubbed ‘King,’ and receives assistance from an unexpected source. Marcus and his companions discover yet another Mithraic dodecahedron.

Father’s project takes shape, and for the first time, he meets the ancient android. He later ventures out of the colony to seek for Holly, as instructed by Mother (Amanda Collin). Lucius, who has a grudge against Marcus, is accompanying him. Here’s all you need to know about the season 2 episode 5 finale of ‘Raised by Wolves.’ WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD.

Recap of Raised By Wolves Season 2 Episode 5

Father’s functions are restored at the start of the episode. In episode 4, he meets the old android who has been awakened as a result of his actions. In episode 5, these two androids had an interestingly intimate moment. He chooses to remove the veil that appears to be part of her design after she laughs at his joke. But, before he can, Mother summons him.

Mother is the new leader of the fractured atheist settlement after taking out the Trust. Before joining Marcus and his followers, Holly has left a note for her and Father. She refers to them as her captors, which they are, and informs them that she is now with her people, pleading with them not to look for her. However, unlike Holly, Mother is aware that Marcus lacks mystic abilities and hence will be unable to shield one of her children from the dangers of Kepler-22b. As a result, she dispatches Father to retrieve Holly. In turn, Father strikes a bargain with Lucius. He can do anything to Marcus and his followers if the Mithraic assists him in retrieving Holly.

Raised By Wolves Season 2 Episode 5 (Finale): Is Sue able to hear the voice or the signal now? Is it truly Sol?

While Mother was in command of the dwindling community and Father was looking for Marcus, Sue was racing against the clock to save Paul. Mother tortures Cleaver in search of an antidote, but he simply repeats what the Trust already told her: there isn’t one. Sue prays to Sol as each avenue of science closes in on her. Regardless of what Marcus and Paul think, she realizes that whatever entity Marcus and Paul have heard cannot be the God. She is aware, however, that the thing is real and has been sending the Signal. As viewers, we are aware that this is the same entity who spoke with Mother and triggered the Serpent’s birth.

Inside the cocoon, Paul is transforming into one of the serpents. Sue gets a vision of leeches crawling all over Paul’s cocoon. When she awakens, she discovers that these specific leeches are found on acid marine creatures and have healing abilities. She and Campion were successful in retrieving several of them and placing them over Paul’s cocoon. The treatment is effective, and Paul is now cured.

Sue knows the vision was caused by the thing. In the final minutes of the episode, she becomes the most recent person to hear the voice. This shouldn’t be conceivable because the Signal isn’t thought to be able to penetrate the electromagnetic field that surrounds the tropical zone. Given that Sue can now hear it, the Signal was either purposely halted and the electromagnetic field had nothing to do with it, or Sue has a particular relationship with the entity. Sue swears her allegiance to the creature as it saves Paul’s life.

Are the Mithraics all extinct? Is Decima Gone?

Except for Lucius and the five children, the most of the original Mithraics have died. Decima is likewise no longer alive. She is the only one who notices Marcus’s transformations once Mother regains control of her Necromancer eyes. Believing that she has murdered Vrille for being a false prophet, she grows progressively disillusioned and even mocks Marcus when he takes the Tooth of Romulus, a Mithraic faith relic, from Holly. Vrille appears when Marcus descends into a crack near a Mithraic dodecahedron.

With her face’s synthetic skin disappearing, she is the epitome of a nightmare. She murders everyone but Holly, who manages to flee. When Marcus emerges from the crevice, he discovers Decima’s body hanging from the gadget that lowered him into the crevice. Vrille has ripped Decima’s face out, precisely like the latter did earlier in the season. After that, Father and Lucius arrive. Lucius is about to shoot Marcus when Holly steps in. Father eventually persuades Lucius to accompany them back to the settlement.