Gus's Compassionate Influence
In the penultimate episode of Industry season 2, viewers are captivated by the evolving relationship between Gus and Leo. As Gus takes a step to confront Leo's father, Jesse Bloom, a nuanced exchange unfolds, softening Jesse's initial reservations. The genuine affection and understanding between Gus and Leo stand out amidst the backdrop of toxic relationships that permeate the series.
Gus (David Jonsson) and Leo (Sonny Poon Tip) talking together next to a river in Industry season 2 episode 7.
Following their poignant interaction, Gus's unwavering support for Leo leads to a heartwarming endeavor to secure an opportunity for Leo at Oxford. This rare display of genuine care amidst the cutthroat environment of Pierpoint & Co. serves as a refreshing contrast to the prevalent self-serving motivations that drive the narrative forward.
Yasmin (Marisa Abela) looking nervous in Industry season 2 episode 7.
The Dark Shadows of Pierpoint & Co.
The unsettling dynamics within Pierpoint & Co. come to the forefront as the episode delves into the disturbing encounter between Nicole and Venetia. The insidious power dynamics, coupled with Nicole's predatory behavior, paint a harrowing picture of workplace exploitation and abuse. The subsequent betrayal and indifference exhibited by the company's executives in the face of such misconduct shed light on the pervasive toxicity that taints the corporate environment.
Robert (Harry Lawtey) and Venetia (Indy Lewis) talking to each other outside the Pierpoint office in Industry season 2 episode 7.
The narrative exposes the callous dismissal of sexual assault allegations, echoing the real-world struggles of victims seeking justice in corporate settings. The chilling revelation serves as a poignant commentary on the systemic failures and moral bankruptcy that plague the corridors of power within Pierpoint & Co.
Venetia (Indy Lewis) and Nicole (Sarah Parish) sitting together at a dinner table in Industry season 2 episode 7.
The Labyrinth of Personal Turmoil
Yasmin's tumultuous journey unfolds with gripping intensity, as she grapples with the repercussions of her father's misconduct and the looming threat of financial ruin. Her descent into self-destructive behavior culminates in a drug-fueled escapade, portraying a stark portrayal of vulnerability and disillusionment.
Yasmin (Marisa Abela) looking scared in Industry season 2 episode 7.
However, Yasmin's callous response to Venetia's trauma serves as a stark reminder of her own internal turmoil and emotional immaturity. The juxtaposition of her personal crisis against the backdrop of workplace misconduct underscores the intricate interplay of personal and professional struggles that define the compelling narrative of Industry season 2.
Yasmin (Marisa Abela) and Kenny (Conor MacNeill) smiling at each other in a hallway in Industry season 2 episode 7.
