Helena Eagan's crisis identity has made Severance's best ideas about what it means to be a person even better and more ...

Way back in episode three, Harmony Cobel enters a room with Natalie and Milchick and says “is this about Helena” – obviously ...

Despite Mr. Milchick's claims that "every word is truth," Dieter and Kier's story is clearly a cautionary tale for the Innies ...

Helena Eagan and Shiv Roy come from powerful families that expect unquestioning loyalty. Helena is the heir to Lumon Industries, which has a unique practice of dividing employees' minds on Severance.

Helena Eagan, like the rest of her corrupt, evil family, is a monster. But Severance season two’s biggest twist showed she’s still human. Unlike the severed employees her company exploits ...

Throughout Severance, Helena Eagan has been a character many fans dislike. As a top member of Lumon, she appears powerful and morally questionable. However, as the Season 2 progresses, some viewers ...

I just don’t trust that goat room! In the name of searching for more clues, let’s trace back the Eagan family tree to find ...

an employee on Lumon’s severed floor, is in fact Helena Eagan. Season 2 then reveals how Helena is working to manipulate her ...

Just not in the way it claimed. Helly's lie about the Overtime Contingency was the clearest proof that she's Helena Eagan. Britt Lower and John Turturro in "Severance." Credit: Apple TV+ The alarm ...

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