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For regular viewers of the series, this third scene is profoundly satisfying because it rewards attention to detail. Callbacks include a reappearing painting (Francis Bacon’s style, representing distorted reality) and a repeated line of dialogue: “A flower doesn’t bloom for the gardener.”