Just a pigeon?

[Kappa]

I listened to the RDM podcast for this episode . . .

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

He says the pigeon does not represent anything . . . he just likes the imagery.

Eh, . . . I have my own theory on the pigeon. I think the pigeon represents Kara. I see it as the imagery that is appropriate to the storyline and that Lee could not have known what it meant until he saw Kara just “fly” away. When the pigeon left, that was when Kara left. It was foreshadowing that Lee could not have understood until Kara left. I think that when she did leave, he realized that Kara was a bird that he could not keep in a gilded cage. She showed herself out just liked the bird showed itself out.

I am surprised that I haven’t read anyone else likening the pigeon to Kara.

Ethan

Bear McCreary agrees with you–in fact, that’s how he scored it. I think there’s another thread of Kara as the pigeon floating around in here somewhere, but I’ve lost track of it.

[Old_Timer]

Bear McCreary agrees with you–in fact, that’s how he scored it. I think there’s another thread of Kara as the pigeon floating around in here somewhere, but I’ve lost track of it.

Kara the pigeon. She has to be thrilled about that. Well maybe she’s of the more refined (and cleaner) Carrier Pigeon set than the, say, Trafalgar Square mob.