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(In fact, the same team that did the rotoscope work onA Scanner Darklyalso worked onUndone.)
When she awakens in episode two, she starts seeing things around her differently.
Her hospital room suddenly dissolves into a pivotal Halloween night from her childhood.
Did the car accident dislodge data from somewhere inside her brain, or did it cause genuine damage?
Is she suffering from a mental illness that explains the scattershot nature of her thought process?
Is it possible she never woke up from the coma?
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As a child, Alma was deaf and only began to hear fully once she got a cochlear implant.
Whether it is or not remains to be seen.
