The opening credits imagery hints at each character’s storyline

Leslie Bibb, who plays Kate Bohr: Her title card is surrounded by an illustration of several elephants — animals known for having a good memory. As Kate somehow remembered meeting Victoria a decade ago, it’s clear that her memory may be a key plot point moving forward.

Carrie Coon, who plays Laurie Duffy: She plays another one of the three women on holiday together and her scene also features an elephant, though it’s surrounded by a pack of animals. Laurie keeps getting left out of the rest of her girl group, and it’s clear from her title card that this elephant is getting left out of the pack, and maybe even attacked.

Walton Goggins, who plays Rick Hatchett: Rick has spent most of this season isolating himself from everyone around him, so his name appears next to a lonely figure in a tower.

Sarah Catherine Hook, who plays Piper Ratliff: Her name is shown with a woman who appears to be meditating on a hill, and as her character is a student studying Buddhism and very dedicated to the faith, this makes a lot of sense.

Jason Isaacs, who plays Tim Ratliff: We see an image of a man trapped in a tree of knives or swords. As his character is trapped by some shady business moves catching up to him, this could be a sign of incoming danger for him.

Lalisa Manobal, who plays Mook: This card seems to show a woman holding an umbrella and flirting with a man. This could be a reference to her slow-burn relationship with Tayme Thapthimthong’s Gaitok.

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