Cassie (Kaley Cuoco) flies to Reykjavik, Iceland, in the third and fourth episodes of ‘The Flight Attendant,’ titled ‘The Reykjavik Ice Sculpture Festival Is Lovely This Time of Year’ and ‘Blue Sincerely Reunion,’ misinterpreting Megan’s (Rosie Perez) cryptic message. Gabrielle (Callie Hernandez) and Esteban Diaz (J.J. Soria) question Max and Annie (Deniz Akdeniz) (Zosia Mamet). A key character from the previous season makes a reappearance. Here’s everything you need to know about the season 2 episode 4 ending of ‘The Flight Attendant.’ WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD.

Recap of The Flight Attendant Season 2 Episodes 3 and 4

Cassie always appears to be on the point of a nervous breakdown. Granted, the scenarios she finds herself in don’t help matters, but she has a tendency to do things completely on a whim, which frequently leads to her being in said situations. In episode 3, instead of dealing with Marco’s (Santiago Cabrera) suggestion that they move in together or the fact that there is a woman going around pretending to be her, Cassie travels to Reykjavik after incorrectly solving Megan’s emoji puzzle, believing that her friend needs the puffin keychain urgently delivered to her in Iceland’s capital. Cassie blackmails another flight attendant in order to obtain the latter’s jump seat, but she discovers that Shane (Griffin Matthews) is also on that aircraft. Cassie recognizes that this isn’t a coincidence when she learns that Shane is a CIA operative charged with finding Megan.

Cassie tries to avoid stumbling into Shane while hunting for Megan after landing in Reykjavik. Meanwhile, in the United States, Annie meets Max’s parents, which turns out to be a disaster. She removes her wedding ring before entering their home and feels increasingly uneasy as Max’s mother continues to discuss fertility and grandchildren. Gabrielle and Esteban kidnap Max and Annie as they return to Cassie’s house.

Cassie soon locates Megan at the Blue Sincerely bar. Megan, irritated, reveals in episode 4 that she did not want Cassie to bring the key chain to her. Cassie was supposed to take it to their common buddy Cherry, who works at a Long Island strip joint. The key chain contains a key to the lockbox containing all of Megan’s evidence against the North Koreans. Megan stole crucial information for the North Koreans in season one, thinking she was just doing corporate espionage. Miranda (Michelle Gomez) arrives and kills one of the North Korean spies who puts a gun at Cassie and Megan. Cassie persuades Megan to return to the United States with her after successfully dodging other North Korean operatives with Miranda’s assistance.

Who Are Gabrielle and Esteban Diaz? The Flight Attendant Season 2 Episode 4 Ending: Who Are Gabrielle and Esteban Diaz?

Gabrielle and Esteban Diaz are revealed to be bounty hunters. Following Megan’s escape, the North Korean set a $500,000 bounty on her. This is what they are attempting to acquire. They have no personal interest in Cassie, but they have correctly deduced that she has kept in touch with Megan. They beat up Max and threaten to do worse, but then they discover the envelope Megan sent and realize their target is in Iceland. Cassie and Megan, ironically, return to the United States as they fly to Reykjavik.

Who is the woman posing as Cassie?

Until now, Gabrielle has been the primary suspect in the case of Cassie’s impersonation. However, episode 4 demonstrates that it cannot be her. Cassie discovers that someone has used her credit card details to purchase items from a hardware store while she is in Iceland. When Cassie arrives in the United States, she discovers that those identical things were used to murder two individuals. Their remains were discovered in Echo Park Lake. Cassie feels she must immediately report to the CIA with everything she has learned. Ben later informs her that the two previously mentioned individuals were CIA agents.

We’re back to square one with Lionfish now that Gabrielle isn’t the impostor. Its personnel may have the proper reason to go for Cassie, most likely to flush out Miranda, who appears to have built up her own murder group with the money. The assassin even wields the same style of knife as Miranda. We also know it can’t be Miranda because she is in Iceland at the time of the murders.

What’s the deal with Cassie’s Mind Palace falling apart?

In season 2, Cassie’s “thought palace,” the fictional realm to which she returns to contemplate everything that has happened to her, is filled by numerous versions of herself rather than Alex. In episode 4, she witnesses her adolescent self attempting to assemble a puzzle replica of Hallgrmskirkja, a real-life Lutheran church in Iceland’s capital. She also meets a version of herself who could have been if she had made other decisions. Water soon begins to leak into the mental palace, symbolizing Cassie’s struggle to keep herself together.

When she arrives at Ben’s, he is inebriated, fragile, and in mourning after losing two of his operatives. Cassie’s previous self arises from within the protagonist. She has sex with Ben, whose breath stinks of booze, fully aware that her current existence is disintegrating. This is mirrored in the mental palace as the lights begin to blink, and the Better Cassie puts away her massive engagement ring, causing the completed Hallgrmskirkja piece to fall apart, and departs.