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Warning: Spoilers ahead for Nine Perfect Strangers Season 2
In Nine Perfect Strangers Season 2, Nicole Kidman returns as Masha Dmitrichenko to lead a group of people as they confront their trauma through a unique form of therapy that involves psychedelic drugs and surprising revelations.
This time, nine people are brought together in the Austrian alps for treatment under Masha. By the end of Season 2, airing July 2, they realize they have all crossed paths in some way before.
Here’s a rundown of the main characters and how they all learn that they are connected in the surprising finale.
The characters and their trauma
Masha Dmitrichenko (Nicole Kidman) selects the attendees for her retreat, which she now leads in an old mansion called Zauberwald that belonged to her former mentor, Dr. Helena Von Falkenberg. It’s through Falkenberg that Masha learned about using psychedelic drugs in a therapeutic way. Masha did it herself while processing the grief of the death of her daughter, who was hit by a car, and found it helped her feel like she was with her daughter again. Falkenberg’s son, Martin (Lucas Englander), helps Masha run the retreat, guiding the nine participants on their respective trips.
There’s one couple on the trip, Wolfie (Maisie Richardson-Sellers) and Tina (King Princess). They are both musicians, and Tina is a piano prodigy who has lost the ability to play the piano due to some kind of mental block. Tina quickly realizes that she knows one of the group members, Brian (Murray Bartlett) because Brian performed with puppets on a children’s TV show, and she was a guest on it once.
Brian showed up to the retreat with one of his puppets in tow, which speaks for him when he doesn’t have the courage to speak for himself. He lost his job on the TV show when he had a nervous breakdown on camera.
Agnes (Dolly De Leon) is a former nun, who is here to work through some guilt that she felt while working as a nurse in a hospital in a war zone. She keeps…
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