타이렐 웰릭의 죽음: 미스터 로봇의 상징주의와 해석

### 타이렐 웰릭의 상징적인 죽음: 미스터 로봇의 테마에 대해 자세히 알아보기
* 👋 조니 쿠퍼가 '404 찾을 수 없음' 에피소드 이후 타이렐의 운명을 둘러싼 미스터리를 되돌아보며 **2019년 10월 공개 이후 풀리지 않은 의문점**을 짚어봅니다.
* 🌲 타이렐의 죽음은 캐릭터의 여정을 은유하는 역할을 하며, 특히 **엘리엇과 함께 겨울 숲을 헤쳐나가는 타이렐의 극명한 대비**를 보여줍니다.
* 🕶 이 에피소드는 **외모와 지위에 대한 타이렐의 집착**과 **사회적 기대에 대한 엘리엇의 무관심**이 충돌하면서 두 사람의 상반된 성격을 강조합니다.
* 💔 타이렐은 **엘리엇이 자신을 진심으로 돌보지 않았다는 사실**을 깨닫고 야망의 허무함과 인생의 공허함을 느끼며 가슴 아픈 순간을 맞이합니다.
* ⚰ 내러티브가 전개되면서 타이렐이 숲으로 내려가는 것은 **그가 죽음에 다가가는 것**을 상징하며, 궁극적으로 그의 죽음을 은유하는 **푸른빛의 푸른 화면**으로 이어집니다.
* 🌌 타이렐이 블루 스크린에 환각을 보는 장면은 **그가 죽음을 받아들이는 모습**을 강력하게 시각적으로 표현하고, 그의 죽음을 상징하는 **흰색으로 페이드인**하며 마무리되는 이 에피소드의 예술적 연출이 돋보입니다.
* 🖥 결국 타이렐의 캐릭터 아크는 그의 마지막 순간에 아름답게 요약되어 **시청자가 시리즈에서 정체성, 야망, 죽음이라는 더 깊은 주제**를 숙고할 수 있게 합니다.

타이렐의 죽음은 자신의 죽음을 받아들이는 것을 상징하며, 죽음을 은유하는 블루 스크린을 통해 아름답게 묘사됩니다.

Hello everyone, Johnny Cooper here. Ever since the episode of 404 Not Found was released at the end of October 2019, everyone asked themselves, What did Tyrell see in the forest? Besides being a nod to Pulp Fiction, it's been a huge mystery for a lot of people, and I thought we'd get answers in the following episodes, but no, that was the end of Tyrell. We just see his phone covered in blood and snow in the next episode, but that's about it. I thought he might have survived and returned since everything about his death felt off, especially the way he went out, was strange for his character. It is off-putting, but I love everything about it since his death is a beautiful metaphor that fits with the show's theme. I have to give props to the cinematography in this show. It's absolutely well shot, which makes Tyrell Wellick's death very memorable for me. I'll be covering Tyrell's relationship with Elliot in this episode and what led to his death.

and what he found in the forest. Tyrell, after unsuccessfully killing the dark army agent, he and Elliot, along with this Mr. Roar persona, are left to go into the wintry forest to finish him off for the whole entire episode. And while being there, they talk about how their lives are completely over now and they're too late to find them as they're stuck in the middle of nowhere, thinking the dark army agent might have already contacted the dark army and sent a badge to execute Elliot and Tyrell. For most of the series, we never see Wellick ask Elliot personal questions since he looks up to Elliot as a god, but here he confesses to him after an argument, and it all comes with one of the themes of the episode, and that is Elliot and Wellick being the complete opposite of each other. Of course, we the audience see it throughout the series, but here we see the characters realizing it as they're stuck alone. Well, it concludes based on the way Elliot dresses all the time, which is

usually in hoodies that Elliot does not simply care about what people think of him, but not with Tyrell. With Tyrell, he spent his whole life wearing expensive suits because he cares about what other people think about him. He wants to be above it all and get higher positions, which is what we saw his character do in season one. He has been very superficial for most of his life, and that prior to meeting Elliot, he had never considered a life where he wasn't supposed to care about what other people thought about him. Now, breaking out of his shell at the end of season 1, he doesn't want to care, but he just can't let his pride and ego go, which we do still see since he wanted to be gods with Elliot. Thought Elliot does later tell Tyrell that he wants to fit in with the rest of the people, which we do see him try but is unsuccessful. Tyrell wants to be the opposite of that, though. After that whole conversation, mastermind Elliot makes Tyrell feel like he is in the real.

Elliot's little fantasy world that he's trapped in the way he wanted to be this whole time, which we see in episode 11, Exit. Tyrell went from looking like a rich douchebag wearing expensive suits to a nerdy hipster looking like Steve Jobs, where he works at Allsafe, acting sort of like our Elliot anyway, while the real Elliot acts the complete opposite. In this reality, Elliot in that universe is a high-ranking corporate executive dressed in a shirt and a knitted sweatshirt, soon to be married with Angela, while Tyrell is seen in a gray hoodie, having taken the position that Elliot has taken in his universe, but without all the suffering Elliot endured, most likely. But that is exactly what Tyrell wanted to be in his life, which concludes the dialogue of his expensive suit. He gets to be that, but only in Elliot's world, of course. In the actual world that the show shows us, he sadly doesn't get to be that. As the episode progresses, Tyrell

and Elliot gets into an argument with Wellick, telling Elliot how he doesn't think that Elliot ever gave a [ __ ] about him, in which Elliott confesses that that's true, while it's the complete opposite for Tyrell, admiring him through the entire series. But here, he realizes the truth on that. Elliot does later say that he does care, but I don't think Tyrell bought that fully, especially since Tyrell did a lot of stuff for Elliot. But Elliot's caring seems a bit half-assed, if you know what I mean, with Tyrell building his life to be on top of everyone for his wife and child, along with realizing that his idol never really cared about him. This all accumulates to Tyrell's life ending up being pointless, and this is why the way Tyrell died fit his character. His death was also for nothing, making it perfect. And while some said his death came out of nowhere, I think the whole episode represents how both Elliot and Tyrell are stuck in purgatory.

since for them the dark army is death. They're also in the middle of nowhere, and if they don't get killed by the dark army, then they'll most likely starve to death there along the forest. You hear screaming in the background, with many people thinking that these sounds were coming from some sort of animal creature. My interpretation is that these sounds are a metaphor of death. Even Tyrell calls it the sound of death. It's calling out for Elliot and Wellick, which Tyrell is scared and paranoid of, but shakes it off. However, as the episode comes to a close, Elliot gets to leave purgatory and is given a chance, while Tyrell doesn't, who ends up being fatally wounded by the dark army agent who just ended up offing himself. Tyrell parts ways with Elliot and goes deeper inside the cold snowy forest to follow the source of the eerie screeching sounds, which meant he was approaching his death that I was calling out for him the entire episode. At the end of season 2, episode 11, Tyrell

cites the movie Casablanca. I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship to Elliot as they're both walking away, and in this episode, they pay homage to that again, where he now walks away alone, bleeding to death, marking the end of a beautiful friendship with Elliot. Poetry at its best. We get to the final shot of the episode where we see Tyrell approaching the camera, where he sees something that is projecting a blue glowing light. Previously scared of the sounds, what he saw wasn't anything to be afraid of at all. It was beautiful. He finally found and accepted his own death in the woods, smiling with wonder in his mind. His line in season 1 episode 9's ending comes full circle: I thought I'd feel guilty for being a murderer, but I don't. I feel wonder. This was also Wellick's second attempt on killing someone personally in the series. And now we come to the answer of this video: the blue glowing light he saw was [Music] the blue screen of death, or in short, as

bsod. For those who don't know, it's an error screen displayed on Windows computers following a fatal system error. It indicates a system crash in which the operating system has reached the condition where it can no longer operate safely. This is caused by many different problems, such as a general hardware failure or a crucial process terminating unexpectedly, basically making the computer dead and no longer usable. Of course, the blue screen of death in Tyrol's demise is a metaphor that fits perfectly with the show's theme of computers and such. He followed the sounds of death, aka him following his own grave, and when he finally gets there, he saw the blue screen of death, which is where the sounds were coming from. In other words, he saw his own death and accepted it as his body system crashed, aka his body was shutting down from all that blood loss he was losing, and died. And it is also for us, the viewers, to see the blue glowing lights, see that visually and by an art director's perspective. All of this was handled exponentially.

well, it was a creative way to say goodbye to Tyrell's character. His death is meant to be symbolic, and if we were to put this in real-life logic, there never was anything physically projecting the blue glowing light that he saw. He was bleeding to death and was hallucinating it. Him hearing the sounds of death was him worrying that he would die in the forest during early on in the episode, but in Tyrell's mind, he hallucinated finding a piece of computer since, you know, that's what the thing he loves, which he imagined the blue screen of death to make it fit with his own demise. And I think that's pretty cool. As Tyrell takes his final breaths, he finally sees light, and the art director makes it known by making the screen fade to white with the credits rolling. As in normal TV, the episodes always end on white to black, while here it ends on black to white to make it known that Tyrell is seeing heaven. And now, afterwards, his body collapses off-screen as he succumbs to his

injuries, and his body was most likely never found given that he died in the middle of nowhere, making it an even more perfect end for his character. Thank you guys so much for watching. I enjoyed making this free change on my channel, and especially since no one on YouTube really explained what he saw at the end of the episode. Hopefully, you guys enjoyed the video. Make sure to subscribe, and I'll see you guys in the next one. Peace.

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타이렐 웰릭의 미스터리한 죽음과 엘리엇과의 관계

시리즈에서 타이렐의 죽음은 베일에 싸여 있으며, 그의 마지막 순간과 숲 속 사건은 많은 의문을 남겼어요.

타이렐은 엘리엇을 신처럼 존경하지만 결국 숲에 함께 갇히면서 둘의 극명한 차이를 깨닫는 등 타이렐과 엘리엇의 관계는 복잡합니다.

이 에피소드의 영화 촬영과 타이렐의 죽음은 이 프로그램의 중요한 주제에 맞는 강력한 은유로 작용합니다.

타이렐의 변신과 엘리엇과의 관계

타이렐은 항상 다른 사람의 시선을 신경 쓰며 회사에서 승승장구하기 위해 고가의 정장을 입는 반면, 엘리엇은 캐주얼한 스타일을 선호합니다.

타이렐이 엘리엇의 관점에 영향을 받아 자신의 피상적인 모습에서 벗어나려고 노력하면서 두 사람의 관계는 역동적으로 변화합니다.

궁극적으로 타이렐이 올세이프에서 힙스터로 변신하는 과정은 엘리엇의 여정을 반영하지만, 같은 어려움을 겪지 않아 두 사람의 현실이 대조적으로 드러납니다.

엘리엇과 타이렐의 복잡한 관계

엘리엇과 타이렐은 사이가 좋지 않았고, 엘리엇은 타이렐이 자신을 위해 노력했음에도 불구하고 자신이 타이렐을 진정으로 돌보지 않았다고 인정합니다.

타이렐은 자신의 우상이 자신을 돌보지 않았다는 사실을 깨닫고 무의미한 삶을 살다가 비극적인 죽음을 맞이합니다.

이 에피소드는 두 캐릭터가 연옥에 갇힌 것을 상징하며, 어둠의 군대는 죽음을 상징하고 타이렐은 결국 섬뜩한 소리를 따라 죽음을 맞이합니다.

이 에피소드는 카사블랑카에 경의를 표하며 타이렐과 엘리엇의 아름다운 우정이 피를 흘리며 홀로 걸어가면서 끝을 맺습니다.

타이렐의 마지막 장면에서는 죽음의 푸른 화면을 상징하는 푸른 빛을 보며 미소를 지으며 숲 속에서 자신의 죽음을 받아들이는 타이렐의 모습이 드러납니다.

이 은유는 타이렐의 죽음이 시스템 충돌로 묘사되어 출혈로 인해 신체가 정지하는 것을 반영하기 때문에 프로그램의 주제에 완벽하게 부합합니다.

타이렐의 죽음은 컴퓨터에 대한 그의 사랑을 상징하는 환각과 푸른 빛으로 묘사됩니다.

검은색에서 흰색으로 전환되는 이 에피소드의 독특한 화면 전환은 타이렐이 천국에 대한 환상을 본다는 것을 의미합니다.

화면 밖에서 쓰러지는 모습과 외딴 장소가 타이렐의 캐릭터에 완벽한 결말을 더합니다.