Mr. Robot season 3 episode 5 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Elliot works at Evil Corp, balancing his role with efforts to thwart their destructive plans. He discovers a scheme to bypass his security patch, aiming to blow up a building. Concurrently, a pivotal U.N. vote on the Congo annexation unfolds. Protests rage outside, adding to the chaos. Elliot confronts memory gaps and betrayal, learning Darlene is working with the FBI and Angela is involved in the conspiracy. In a race against time, Elliot attempts to stop the attack, leading to a tense and unresolved climax.
Full Episode S03E05 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Elliot's main objective in the episode?
Elliot's main objective is to prevent the Dark Army from blowing up a building using a security patch he implemented.
What significant event is happening at the U.N.?
The U.N. is voting on the annexation of the Congo.
Why are there protesters surrounding the Evil Corp building?
The protesters are there due to a combination of corporate greed, corruption, and the U.N. vote.
What does Elliot discover about the Dark Army's plan?
Elliot finds out that the Dark Army is trying to bypass his security patch to blow up the building.
How does Elliot react to Darlene's confession about working with the FBI?
Elliot feels betrayed and shocked upon learning that Darlene has been working with the FBI.
What does Darlene reveal about Angela?
Darlene reveals that Angela has been working with Mr. Robot and possibly Tyrell.
What is Elliot's plan to stop the Dark Army's attack?
Elliot plans to destroy the hardware security modules (HSMs) to prevent the Dark Army from executing their plan.
Does Elliot successfully stop the attack by the end of the episode?
The episode ends on a cliffhanger, leaving Elliot's success or failure unclear.
What role does Angela play in the episode's events?
Angela appears to be involved in the conspiracy and is seen assisting in the Dark Army's plan.
What is the state of the world outside of Evil Corp?
The world is facing high unemployment and political unrest, contributing to the protests and tension in the episode.
