The second season of Apple TV+’s hit sci-fi series Foundation, based on the novels by Isaac Asimov, has continued to tackle many complex themes through the sci-fi genre. One prevailing theme this season is the fusion of science and religion, which centers around one key character: Poly Verisof. This character forms the nexus between these two seemingly opposing forces, enabling the series to offer insights into the intricate relationship between scientific advancement and spiritual belief.One aspect of Hari Seldon’s plan that has come to fruition this season is the Foundation’s entry into its religious phase. While the Foundation worked to expand its influence, other civilizations with limited scientific progress began to perceive the Foundation’s technology as something mystical, resulting in the emergence of a new religion called, The Church of the Galactic Spirit. Poly Verisof, who holds the position of High Claric and is at the forefront of the religion, has struggled with his faith due to Hari’s absence and the government’s management of his religion. As the Foundation approaches the Second Crisis, it becomes evident that Poly, and Novice Claric Brother Constant, will play crucial roles in future events.In Season 1, audiences were introduced to a 12-year-old Poly, a child filled with wonder and innocence, as he and his friends assisted Salvor Hardin in the First Crisis. Kulvinder Ghir, who portrays the adult Poly who is now 148, brings a fresh perspective to the series by maintaining a child-like curiosity while infusing the role with well-deserved humor. Poly and Brother Constant first appear together in Season 2, Episode 2, “A Glimpse of Darkness,” preaching in Siwenna. They are quickly summoned back when they receive word that the vault has opened. Upon their return, they discover the vault is requesting Hober Mallow.RELATED: The Foundation Encounters a New Enemy
The second season of Apple TV+’s hit sci-fi series Foundation, based on the novels by Isaac Asimov, has continued to tackle many complex themes through the sci-fi genre. One prevailing theme this season is the fusion of science and religion, which centers around one key character: Poly Verisof. This character forms the nexus between these two seemingly opposing forces, enabling the series to offer insights into the intricate relationship between scientific advancement and spiritual belief.
One aspect of Hari Seldon’s plan that has come to fruition this season is the Foundation’s entry into its religious phase. While the Foundation worked to expand its influence, other civilizations with limited scientific progress began to perceive the Foundation’s technology as something mystical, resulting in the emergence of a new religion called, The Church of the Galactic Spirit. Poly Verisof, who holds the position of High Claric and is at the forefront of the religion, has struggled with his faith due to Hari’s absence and the government’s management of his religion. As the Foundation approaches the Second Crisis, it becomes evident that Poly, and Novice Claric Brother Constant, will play crucial roles in future events.
In Season 1, audiences were introduced to a 12-year-old Poly, a child filled with wonder and innocence, as he and his friends assisted Salvor Hardin in the First Crisis. Kulvinder Ghir, who portrays the adult Poly who is now 148, brings a fresh perspective to the series by maintaining a child-like curiosity while infusing the role with well-deserved humor. Poly and Brother Constant first appear together in Season 2, Episode 2, “A Glimpse of Darkness,” preaching in Siwenna. They are quickly summoned back when they receive word that the vault has opened. Upon their return, they discover the vault is requesting Hober Mallow.
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