As the sun sets on Jason Momoa's Apple TV+ show See, where he plays the role of Baba Voss, fans are already excited to see what's in-store next. The show has a thrilling and offbeat plot that will appeal to today's audience that has come out of a pandemic era.
The show is set hundreds of years ahead in a time wherein human beings have lost the ability to see because of a deadly virus.
The official summary of the show reads as below:
Far in a dystopian future, the human race has lost the sense of sight, and society has had to find new ways to interact, build, hunt, and survive. All of that is challenged when a set of twins are born with sight.
The show focuses on the fight between good and bad, but in the end, we see how everything plays out for the characters we’ve grown to love.
Caution: Spoilers ahead, reader's discretion is advised.
Apple TV’s See Ending Explained
The first episode of the show is titled "I See You," and it is packed with some intense action. Baba Voss and Ranger, who are the two key commanders, decide to attack Sibeth and Tormada, who are the two main villains, in orderto weaken their forces. At the same time, Maghra and Tamacti Jun take charge and lead the villagers safely away from the town under attack, Pennsa.
Baba Voss and Ranger then go on to sneak into the camps of Sibeth and even kill some guards as they made an entrance. Sibeth and Tormada soon end up realizing it was a trap and their enemies had escaped Pennsa.
Soon, the town is being bombed, and seeing the danger, Maghra and her group decide it’s better to fight than to hide like cowards; death was evident either way. Baba Voss and Ranger are caught in a battle, which ends with the defeat of Sibeth and Tormada. In the end, Baba sacrifices himself and detonates a bomb that destroys them.
What Happens to Baba Voss? Explained.
Baba Voss is a key character in the show; he is shown as someone who is kind and caring, but also a leader who will fight for his tribe. In the last battle, he faces a lot of challenges and is pushed back, but somehow survives.
He was a true selfless leader, and as his final act of bravery, he sacrifices and saves his tribe. Jason Momoa adds an edge to Baba Voss' character. He is shown as a protector for his family, and someone who gradually becomes a symbol of hope for everyone around him.
Jason was reportedly very invested in the show, and in an interview, his creative team lead stated:
Jason is also the first one to read something and say, 'No, we have to do more than this. We have to go bigger.
Jason has also opened up about season three of See and teased his fans by saying the upcoming season will be "bigger."
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