After leaving the wilderness, the Yellowjackets actor misses the woods instead

The girls in Yellowjackets were finally rescued and returned to high school life, but the actors who played them were a little uncomfortable.At the Los Angeles final season premiere on November 11, Sophie Nelisse said that putting on ordinary teenage clothes and having her mother and other people around felt like a completely different show.

《WASP》School stills after being rescued, from left to right, Sophie Nelisse as teenage Shauna, Courtney Eaton as teenage Lottie, Liv Hewson as teenage Van, Sophie Thatcher as teenage Natalie, Kevin Alves as teenage Travis, Samantha Hanratty as teenage Misty, Jenna Burgess as teenage Melissa, Jasmine Savoy Brown as teenage Tessa, and Nia Sandaya as teenage Akira.Photography Darko Sikman/Paramount+

The show has always intertwined two timelines: a women's soccer team's survival in the wilderness after a plane crash, and the survivors' adult lives still reeling from the trauma years later.The story of girlhood has experienced murder, cannibalism and the appearance of “Antlers Queen”, and now moves to the campus after being rescued.

“It's sad because for us, this group is the heart of the show.”Nelisse, who plays the young Shauna, said that it is interesting for everyone to have their own story and path, but it feels very strange to no longer be able to share a scene with everyone at the same time.

Sophie Thatcher, who plays teenage Natalie, joked: "I miss the woods."Oh my god, school?Get me out of here!“ She remembered the ceiling and the dazzling fluorescent lights she saw when she looked up when filming high school scenes. She would rather go back to the wilderness and be covered in mud than go back to high school.Jasmine Savoy Brown, who plays the young Tessa, also feels awkward: she used to be dirty, but now she is suddenly clean; they have been filming together for seven years, and this is the first time they have done such a scene with actors outside of this group of people.

《WASP》 Pictured at the Los Angeles premiere, including Warren Cole, Sarah Desjardins, Liv Hewson, Jenna Burgess, Melanie Lynskey, Christina Ricci, Sophie Nélisse, Sophie Thatcher, Samantha Hanratty, Jasmine Savoy Brown, Nia Sandaya and Kevin Alves.Photography by Amy Sussman/Getty Images

The coming-of-age timeline is still led by Melanie Lynskey, Christina Ricci and Toni Cypress.When Lynskey first read about the direction of the final season, his emotions went through the roof: ”Oh my god, what are we doing?%Then I felt wonderful and scared.After going through the entire process, she said she loves where she ends up.

Nelisse gave another description of the ending of the maiden arc: beautiful, romantic, and full of hope, which is almost the opposite of the previous temperament of the entire show.On the last day of filming, they finally got a chance to have fun together.Several people looked at each other from time to time. They obviously shouldn't cry in the scene, but they still couldn't help it because they all knew that a stage was over.

Still, Brown warned, conflict will boil over this season.She used the horror movie trope of "last girl standing" to sell it out: "Who will be the last girl? Will there be a last girl? I don't know, you have to watch."《Wasps》-will return for its final season on November 20 on Paramount+.