Snowpiercer: Layton's Season 3 Vision & Tree Explained
Warning: SPOILERS for Snowpiercer Season 3, Episode 1 — «The Tortoise And The Hare.»
Andre Layton (Daveed Diggs) had a vision of New Eden in Snowpiercer season 3's premiere and here's what it could mean for the future of everyone aboard the Great Ark Train. Six months after the ending of Snowpiercer season 2, Layton is leading his loyalists around the world aboard his stolen Snowpiercer pirate train. Their mission is to track down the «warm spots» Melanie Cavill (Jennifer Connelly) located to prove that New Eden exists and the Earth is warming. But a near-death experience in a Korean nuclear facility may have pointed Layton in the right direction.
InSnowpiercer season 2, Melanie left the super train on a solo mission to the Breslauer Research Station in Colorado. After a month in frozen isolation where she sustained herself by eating rats, Snowpiercer's head engineer was able to acquire the data she needed that the Earth is starting to warm. Meanwhile, back aboard Snowpiercer, Mr. Wilford (Sean Bean) succeeded in wresting control of the train from Layton and installing himself as leader once more. With help from his friends, including Ruth Wardell (Alison Wright), Bess Till (Mickey Sumner), Josie Wellstead (Katie McGuinness), and Melanie's daughter Alexandra (Rowan Blanchard), Layton stole Snowpiercer's engine and its first ten cars to create a super-fast pirate train in order to find Melanie. But when Layton and Alex reached the Breslauer Station all they found was Melanie's data. Cavill wrote in her journal that she ventured«into the white» because she lost hope of Snowpiercer rescuing her.
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