Atlanta season 2 episode 10 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Earn and his mom go shopping where he picks out a new shirt. At school, the shirt draws attention, especially when another student, Devin, shows up in a similar one, sparking debate about whose shirt is fake. Amidst the school day's typical challenges and distractions, the shirt saga escalates. The situation intensifies as students ridicule Devin for his fake shirt. Tragically, the episode concludes with the school announcing Devin's suicide, leaving a profound impact on everyone, including Earn, who reflects on the harsh realities of bullying and appearances.
Full Episode S02E10 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Earn ask his mom for while shopping?
A shirt he finds during their shopping trip.
How does Earn's mom respond to his request for the shirt?
She agrees but insists he earns it by getting her a bag of potato chips.
What happens on the school bus involving Earn?
Earn accidentally throws yogurt out of the window and gets reprimanded by the bus driver.
Who is the homeroom teacher and what issue does he face?
Mr. Haley, the substitute teacher, struggles to maintain order amid teasing and chaos.
What accusation is Alfred (Earn's cousin) facing at school?
He is accused of stealing a graphing calculator but denies it.
How does Alfred respond to the theft accusation?
He denies the accusation and points out that the accuser, Waleed, is also guilty of breaking school rules by selling items on school property.
What subject is Earn studying in lab class?
Cell biology, focusing on differences between animal and plant cells.
What advice does Alfred give Earn about handling the shirt situation?
To act with confidence and deny any claims of the shirt being fake.
How do the students determine which shirt is fake between Earn and Devin?
They compare details like stripes and patches, and a student verifies the tags to identify the fake shirt.
What is the outcome for Devin after the shirt incident?
Devin faces ridicule from his peers and later commits suicide.
What is the school's response to Devin's suicide?
The school informs the students about the tragedy and offers counseling support.
What does Earn's aunt tell him about dealing with bullies?
She advises him to stand up for himself and that people will bully him his whole life if he allows it.
What lesson does Earn's mother emphasize about first impressions?
She stresses the importance of looking good and making a strong first impression, especially as a black man in America.
