Evil season 1 episode 4 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In a disturbing visit, the team meets Eric McCrystal, a child with a history of violent behavior and possible environmental poisoning. As they delve into his case, a separate incident unfolds with augmented reality goggles causing panic among children at Kristen's house, highlighting dangers beyond the immediate investigation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why does Kristen feel triggered upon arriving at the McCrystal house?
Kristen is reminded of her strict childhood home.
What is the "screwdriver test" that Kristen mentions?
A test where if you can't push a six-inch screwdriver into the lawn, it's not being watered enough.
Who is Eric McCrystal, and why are the team visiting him?
Eric is a child exhibiting disturbing behavior, and the team is there for an assessment.
What disturbing behavior did Eric admit to?
Eric admitted to biting his sister and playing a dangerous game with a classmate.
How have Eric's parents addressed his behavior?
They've sought psychological evaluations, various medications, and even considered institutionalization.
What environmental factor does Ben suggest might be affecting Eric?
Ben suspects copper poisoning from the water supply due to a greenish tint in the daughter's hair.
What is the significance of the augmented reality goggles in the story?
The goggles create a frighteningly realistic experience, causing concern about the psychological impact on the children.
What is the reaction of the children to the augmented reality game?
The children are initially excited but become terrified by the realistic and disturbing scenarios.
How does the augmented reality game end?
The game ends in chaos and panic, with the children frightened and the adults concerned about the goggles' effects.
What concerns are raised about the augmented reality goggles?
Concerns about the psychological impact on the children and the potential for the goggles to cause harm are raised.