The first season of Pluribus ended in atomic fashion on Christmas Eve. After weeks of being solitary, Carol made Zosia return to her life with a simple, two-word message: "come back." (Carol's ...

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The phrase "come back" takes on a dual meaning in Pluribus, shifting from Carol's lonely plea on the pavement to Manousos' appeal to Rick's paralyzed consciousness. While Carol's words were a cry for ...