Is Pat Evil? The 'Raising Dion' Season 1 Ending Explained
By Sara BelcherOct. 7 2019, Updated 6:Sixteen p.m. ET
Netflix's new unique collection follows the smallest superhero we now have observed but. Raising Dion is the superhero movie that now we have been looking forward to ceaselessly. The show follows Dion, an 8-year-old boy with superpowers, and his widowed mother, Nicole, as the pair attempt to grapple with Dion's developing superpowers and the possible new supervillain in their city.
The show, produced via Michael B. Jordan, was once launched on Netflix on Oct. 4. The season finale left us with many questions. Is Mark useless? Is Pat evil? Or is Brayden now the evil one? One thing is clear though: if you happen to like superheroes, you can most likely enjoy this new take on their tales.
Tell me more about Raising Dion.
The display opens with Dion and his mother shifting into a brand new condo in a brand new neighborhood, the place Dion is struggling to make buddies. The pair is still coping with the demise of Dion's father, Mark. The story is that Mark drowned, however with out a body to end up that concept, there is been no closure for Dion and Nicole.
There's also a mysterious typhoon that ceaselessly seems, and appears to be drawn to folks with superpowers. Nicole struggles to stay those who want to learn about Dion's mutations away from him, and thus keep him protected, however it's exhausting when your child can teleport into your arms in an rapid.
The pair end up needing to combat the Crooked Man, who's at the back of the storms. Spoiler: the typhoon has extra to do with Mark and Pat than you may think.
Here's what came about to Mark (caution: SPOILERS).
Apparently, Mark also had some superpowers of his own. On a commute with Pat to review the Northern Lights, he and the others that were there that night time were hit with a wave of radiation, inflicting all of them to increase superpowers. Pat, however, was hunkered down inside the heated yurt, and when the radiation hit him, it brought about him to turn into in poor health as an alternative.
While Mark and the others were reveling in their newfound powers, Pat struggled. He discovered that one of the simplest ways to make himself feel higher was to soak up the opposite people with powers — that is right, Pat is the hurricane that consumes the opposite characters, meaning he is the Crooked Man.
Mark was once visiting Charlotte, one of the other people gazing the Northern Lights that very same day, in New Orleans when Pat went to consume Charlotte. Pat did not know Mark was once there and ended up consuming them both.
This additionally explains why Dion and Nicole have been occasionally in a position to be in contact with Mark. When the hurricane was once in full pressure, Mark and the others that were consumed had been briefly in a position to escape and keep in touch. This is how Mark can warn Nicole and Dion of risk, and how they are able to hug every different after the Crooked Man is destroyed in the season finale.
Is Pat evil?
In quick: sure and no. Pat did not imply to soak up his good buddy Mark — he even admits that it was once totally an accident, however he could not prevent himself as soon as he began. Pat additionally wasn't eating different characters solely out of malice, but more out of necessity to maintain his sickness.
But, we'll admit, soaking up folks in your own good isn't precisely the nicest factor to do both, so he's not absolved of all blame right here. It seems as although the evil is in the drive itself, even though, instead of just in Pat.
After Dion defeats the hurricane and releases it from Pat, the darkish entity seems to move on. We see it move to Brayden, the son of a farmer that was additionally affected by the radiation on the Northern Lights. After Brayden absorbs the storm, his eyes pass black, signaling that he is now the Crooked Man — or, I guess, boy.
This approach there may be most probably room for some intense plot twists if Netflix decides to broaden a Season 2, but it's too early but to inform if the company will produce another season.
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