Note: Full spoilers for the episode follow.
The path of Mr. Robot has taken a turn down yet another path. Mr. Robot is Elliot's father. That's actually true. But he's also really dead and now Elliot has become him. Maybe taking on the persona of his father -- even if he didn't realize Mr. Robot was his father -- gave him the confidence and drive he needed to form FSociety. Elliot recognizes his mental issues, and like last week, Darlene's reactions show the snap isn't anything they haven't dealt with before. Angela reacted similarly.
Before we got to the moment where we realized the full extent of Elliot's delusions (again), Rami Malek blew the roof off with his raw, powerful delivery of Elliot's rage. Elliot's usually tempered outwardly and calm. We've seen him grieve, but we haven't seen him so angry. Malek's so present in each of Elliot's scenes and because the character has established a direct connection to the audience, all his experiences are more personal and close. Elliot is different, special, and Malek brings him to life.
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