Watching a long-running mysterious show often feels like piecing together a giant puzzle with many missing pieces. Like Thomas mentions, the comparison to the classic show Lost is hard to ignore — the writers seem to delight in raising questions faster than they answer them. One standout character is Victor, who has been surviving in the show's enigmatic setting for over 40 years, yet is still treated like an outcast. From my own viewing experience, characters like Victor typically hold keys to unraveling the complex storylines. It’s puzzling why the showrunners don’t grant him more authority or insight, as his perspectives could offer much-needed clarity to both characters and viewers. This dynamic often mirrors real-life situations where the person with the longest experience or deepest knowledge is overlooked because they don't fit into the dominant narrative or social structure. In storytelling, giving such characters a stronger voice can dramatically shift a show’s momentum, making the unfolding mysteries more engaging and rewarding. Moreover, shows that successfully blend mystery with character development tend to retain their audience better, as fans feel invested not just in plot twists but also in meaningful human connections. As the season progresses, I hope the writers recognize Victor’s potential role as a bridge to answers, easing the confusion Thomas feels and providing viewers with the satisfying developments they’ve been craving. Until then, like many others, I'll keep watching — partly because despite the unanswered questions, the intrigue and character dynamics keep me hooked. If the show can start connecting the dots, it could transform from a frustrating puzzle into a deeply rewarding journey.