Why The White Lotus Season 2 Is Perfect

I review, breakdown and explain The White Lotus Season 2 and discuss why the ending and the entire show was perfect. I explain the characters such as Ethan, Harper, Cameron, Daphne, Tanya, Portia, Greg, Quentin, Jack, Albie, Dominic, Bert and Lucia along with also reacting to how it can progress in Season 3.

00:00 Intro
01:20 The Double Bluff
02:58 The Symbolism
04:50 The Score
05:28 The Characters
06:57 Overall Review
07:24 Outro

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[BrainPilot]

What was your favourite season of The White Lotus? Season 1 or Season 2? Comment your thoughts below!

[L-]

Tanya shooting three people point blank but then flunking a jump and ending up dead is so on brand tbh well done to the writers

[trinaq]

A lot of Greg's behaviour earlier on in the season makes sense. Namely, how annoyed he was when Tanya invited Portia along, since she wasn't part of the plan, and it would be easier to kill Tanya without her assistant around.

[Momofan]

Small thing I see overlooked, how the guys came to Italy to "get in touch with italian roots" classic americanoitaliano stuff right, but they try and essentially face a wall of women who just say fuck off, I think it's super funny considering how their idea of Italy comes from the male fantasy-esque Godfather, explained by the son in like episode 1.

[kalen]

Cameron, not being the father of his very blond son, was subtle yet adds a great deal to the plot.

[RayPaganJr]

I can’t believe how much I enjoyed the second season more than the first. The Italian cast were amazing.

[SwedishObjects]

It was a nice touch that it is left vague whether Ethan and Harper actually cheat on eachother, reverberating what Daphne said about never knowing exactly everything about a person.

[hardcandy]

The change in Ethan is soooo much deeper than becoming like Cameron having secrets. Harper and Ethan became like Daphne and Cameron in a sense that they have traded honesty for passion. And while that is pretty twisted, it did reignite their marriage, thus saving it.

[connorm]

I'm desperate for Greg to face his karma in Season 3. PLEASE!

[MarkoRa]

Whoever did casting for this season should get a raise ! Especially for Italian cast members and of course Michael Imperioli!

[bebeenderson]

The White Lotus series is written like a Shakespearean play.✨

[vivvy_]

things will never be the same without her, rip chaos lady 😢

[niaselah]

I think Greg targeted Tanya in season 1. He probably knew she was rich and was trying to get to her room the first time they "casually" met

[darcycookson]

The fact that every storyline was top notch is a point that I hadn’t considered. So many shows have at least one character that you don’t care about but there wasn’t one storyline that became a “bathroom break” dip in the show.

[davezedman]

I think Jack was a class A douche, but in the end, I think he had a soft spot for Portia. No one was expecting Portia to come, so I think they stuck Jack with her last minute to keep her distracted. And I think he was supposed to kill her at the end, but I think he actually liked her.

[hamdialihassan]

I have a theory that Harper and Cameron never kissed. No, think about it: the show never shows us the scene so that we all have to decide for ourselves whether she’s telling the truth or not and that’s really what settled it for me.
I think Harper still loved Ethan and was still attracted to him but started to notice him slipping in his attraction to her so in order to save her marriage she realized in Noto that what Daphne and Cameron were doing was working to a certain degree. She needed to spark jealousy and intrigue into her relationship to get the spark back. So she planted the idea by just talking to Cameron which is weird enough cause both Ethan and the audience knows that she kinda hates him. Then she goes back to her room at the same time as Cameron knowing full well that Ethan would find that suspicious and then locked the door extra hard and act all weird and gaslight him when he asks what’s going on. And then finally when he can’t take it anymore and demands an explanation she feeds him some bullshit story that she knows will drive him insane. And then if you really look at Cameron during their fight in the water he seems genuinely taken aback. And Harper’s plan works, her marriage is saved.

[LadyEng]

The funniest bit is Tanya saying "I've never heard such a strange voice" about that guy who was a male version of her.

[brandonashe]

if only tanya aimed for the water 😪 found her annoying when she arrived to the resort in s1 but man she really grows on you.

[graciegg]

I thought that Tanya would never be murdered because she was the only character in both seasons. I also thought that she would be in subsequent seasons because for me, she was the "main character ".

[Lililililili]

I just realized that Tanya DID kill herself like the tarot reader said!!!!