Barden’s clearly going to be showing a much more dramatic side to her offbeat protagonist this season.
A lone burger cooks on a griddle.
Alyssa’s now working in a diner and seems to be quite miserable from what we’ve seen so far.
It’s hard to not draw comparisons between these shots and the pilot when Alyssa curses at the waitress she and James ordered food from at a diner.
The trailer heavily employs blank, dissociative stares to express the emotional life of its characters.
A veil-clad Alyssa stands in the doorway of a church, preparing for her wedding.
As Alyssa is walked down the aisle by her mother, Gwen (Christine Bottomley), it’s unclear if their tumultuous relationship has improved since Season 1.
Alyssa looks much more forlorn than most brides to be, lacking the headstrong spirit that epitomized her character in the first season.
The trailer withholds the identity of her fiancé and potential husband…
…but it makes Alyssa’s feelings about the situation clear as she walks off on her own.
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