Ever since the "Orphan Black" season 3 premiere episode, the male clones (Ari Millen) were nothing but mystery that Tatiana Maslany's female clones need to solve.
As the season progresses, the sisters, as well as the viewers, get to know more about this projects from Castor. The biggest revelation about the male clones was featured in the show's latest episode.
Aside from their mysterious personalities, male clones also carry a mysterious health condition. They are chasing their female counterparts to find cure. In the latest "Orphan Black" episode, the woman Rudy and Seth slept with had the inner and outer parts of her eyes turning into red, which she claims were from the twins. The same is the case for Gracie who collapsed while dancing inside the house of Mrs. S.
With this latest twist, what is there to expect from Ari Millen's characters? In an "Orphan Black" season 3 episode guide from John Fawcett, he said more red eyes and evil-ish plans.
"A lot of red eye," Fawcett said in an interview with Entertainment Weekly shortly after the latest "Orphan Black" season 3 episode called "Scarred by Many Past Frustrations."
"Obviously, the Castors are causing issues for the women that they're with. It's certainly a big part of the fiendish design of Season 3 and something that's going to play itself out in the next episode."
As for the whole episode 6, titled "Certain Agony of the Battlefield", Fawcett warned that the next "Orphan Black" season 3 episode will be big and important.
"Well, I certainly would like to see some answers in regards to those strong storylines that we left on-which is, what the hell is going on with Gracie?" he said. "And the Castor clones-I really feel like the audience needs some answers. Episode 6 is a big one for us. It's really important. It answers a lot of things in the show. It's kind of a bit of a midseason climax for us, to be honest."
