I See You

**I See You** is the eighth episode of *SEE’s* third season and the final episode of the series. It aired on October 14, 2022.

## Synopsis

Series finale. Baba and Ranger infiltrate Sibeth's camp, determined to stop her and Tormada once and for all.

## Plot

Pennsa is in ruins after the devastation caused by Tormada’s bombs. In the tunnels beneath the city, Maghra and the group have to decide whether to go and help Baba in his mission to kill Sibeth. Tamacti Jun says they should not, citing the tunnel could become a mass grave if further bombs come. Meanwhile, Baba and Ranger infiltrate Sibeth’s camp and begin killing the guards within it. Tormada believes Maghra is taking too long to surrender while Sibeth still believes she is on her way. Nonetheless, she orders Tormada to have the bombs ready just in case.

In the tunnels, Maghra continues to debate whether to go and help her husband, while Tamacti says she should remain here and be a queen to her people. Shortly after, singing breaks out in the tunnel. At Sibeth’s camp, a scout there informs Sibeth that they can hear nothing in Pennsa. They deduce there are tunnels underground, where Sibeth realises Maghra’s plan and releases the bombs again. The people hear the bombs falling in the tunnel and feel their impact and they begin to move quicker. Kofun scouts ahead in the tunnel to see what is happening, where a cave-in occurs near him. He is rescued from the rubble. The group agree they should turn back, citing they would rather die fighting than die hiding.

Baba and Ranger are located by the Trivantian forces and an attack begins on them. Sibeth and Tormada get word of fallen guards and sound the alarm of intruders. Baba and Ranger play dead and lie on the ground, so soldiers all walk over them and move away. They then attack those soldiers from behind and move for the bombs. Meanwhile, Maghra is moving towards the camp and signals Sibeth. Sibeth stops bombing and talks to her sister. Together, they discuss what the pair of them have done between them. Marghra says she does not really want to be Queen, whereas Sibeth says Maghra was always the favourite child. Maghra says she will not kill her sister even though she hates her and despite reminiscing about good times in the past, Sibeth says she has to kill her. While embracing however, Maghra takes the blade Sibeth has secreted and kills her instead. Tormada orders Maghra’s death, but the latter is back up by Tamacti and his forces. The bombs are ordered to be used again, and citizena of Pennsa or caught in the explosions.

At Sibeth’s camp, Baba and Ranger continue to kill soldiers and Baba comes across Tormada. He runs towards the Trivantian, but Tormada throws a bomb in front of Baba as Baba runs towards him. Baba is wounded and Ranger tackles Tormada to the ground, pulling the pin out of a bomb beneath Tormada. It explodes, injuring both. Ranger then kills Tormada. Haniwa goes to help Baba and he tells her not to follow him as he goes to end this battle. Baba fights his way to the bombs and destroys them all, saying to Maghra he can see her before he is killed in the explosion.

Time passes and Pennsa is being rebuilt. Maghra walks No through Pennsa and visits the site where Baba is killed. She gives thanks to Baba and feels sorry for what she took from him. She also visits the shrine for Baba, hoping for forgiveness, wondering what will grow. Meanwhile, Haniwa and Wren get married and Kofun becomes a proud father. Later, Maghra attempts to talk to Bank about a peace deal, trying to convince her that sighted people didn’t make the bombs, Tormada did. Haniwa speaks out against Bank, saying that she does not want the sighted as the enemy. Kofun apologises on behalf of Haniwa and makes an agreement with Bank for her to reconsider.

Kofun later speaks with Maghra and discusses the possibility of him being a future king, despite Haniwa saying the sighted don’t belong there. Maghra and Tamacti Jun talk by the crater where the bombs exploded, where she blames herself for vision being outlawed again. Tamacti Jun tells a story of how sight will return. He also says the war over sight isn’t just between two nations, but rather within cities, communities, and families. He tells Maghra that Baba once told him that death has to be earned like life does, and Baba’s death was well earned. With that, Maghra talks with Ranger about missing Baba. Lu arrives in Pennsa, with her and Ranger making the journey home the next day. Haniwa meets Charlotte outside and the pair say goodbye. Charlotte gives Haniwa a gift from Sheva, a map to other sighted people. Haniwa and Wren leave without saying goodbye to the others.

A year later, Maghra and Kofun talk about winter coming. Kofun believes he cannot serve people with his sight, thinking it should be taken away. Haniwa and Wren arrive at a large building filled with other sighted people and are greeted by Michaela. They meet the other sighted people congregated there for a new life.

## Cast

### Starring

* Jason Momoa as Baba Voss
* Sylvia Hoeks as Queen Kane
* Hera Hilmar as Maghra
* Christian Camargo as Tamacti Jun
* Archie Madekwe as Kofun
* Nesta Cooper as Haniwa
* Eden Epstein as Wren
* Olivia Cheng as Charlotte
* Tom Mison as Lord Harlan

### Co-Starring

* Kyra Harper as Michaela
* Stela Trudeau as Trivantian Ayura
* Matthew G. Taylor as Maddox
* George Nickolas K. as Lieutenant Moss
* Riley Klassen as Wolffe
* Nayab Ibodullo as Wolffe (11 months)
* Martin Roach as Captain Gosset
* Ali Hand as Pennsan singer
* Simone Soman as Pennsan singer
* Benton Hudder as Trivantian Trebuchet Captain
* Adam Ahrens as Trivantian Trebuchet Operators
* Bryan Morrison as Trivantian Trebuchet Captain
* Tyler Williams as Rebel Witchfinder
* Geoff Scovell as Rebel Witchfinder
* Graeme Guthrie as Rebel Witchfinder
* Alex Chung as Rebel Witchfinder
* Stephane Julien as Rebel Witchfinder

## Interesting details

* The song sung when the people walk through the tunnel is Let The River Run originally by Carly Simon
* The song that Maghra and Sibeth sing before she kills Sibeth is Dream A Little Dream Of Me written by Fabian Andre and Wilbur Schwandt and lyrics by Gus Kahn and popularly known by Mama Cass.