Wake Up, Carlo! – Season 1 Episode 13 Recap, Review & Ending Explained

It Was All A Dream

Episode 13 of Wake Up, Carlo! begins with Carlo reaching Dr. Floyd while floating on the guavito filling. Following that, Dr. Floyd attempts to block out his memories. Carlo fights hard to remember his friends. On his way, he comes across an old friend who is most likely a figment of his imagination. This friend tries to recreate himself in his old memories.

His friends, on the other hand, have forgotten about him. We quickly discover that Carlo is close to the abyss. The abyss asks him about his desires in exchange for his memories. Carlo goes on to say that he wants his friends. Turns out Dr. Floyd is hypnotizing Carlo and his friends. We quickly realize that it was all a dream. 

What does Matilde tell Madame Bruguel about the abyss?

Madame Bruguel is seen delivering a speech to the audience. At this point, she tells the audience why she chose the path she did. Following that, Matilde tells her about how the abyss duped her. She goes on to tell her that if the abyss succeeds, everyone will disappear. Following this, Madame Bruguel comes to terms with the situation.

Who does the abyss take with it?

King Blaus has joined Carlo’s friends who are initially offended by him. They do, however, come to accept him. Meanwhile, Carlo tries to make his friends remember him, but they have difficulty recalling him. After a while, however, they begin to recall him.

Mount Solange’s heart is with Dr Floyd. He tries to plunge the heart into the abyss. Tatiana, on the other hand, flies in and prevents this from happening.

Berto is attacked by the Abyss. However, the rest of the friends play a taped cassette to wake up Mount Solange. She awakens and the fog disappears. However, the fog takes Berto with it. Additionally, neither Carlo nor any other of his friends have any recollection of Berto as he’s taken to the abyss.

Do Carlo and his friends manage to bring Berto back?

Mount Solange explains her flawed methods. She goes on to explain the importance of a range of emotions. She then tells Carlo and his friends that they can save any of their friends from the abyss. Following this, Carlo and his friends set out to find Berto, even though they have no recollection of him.

The Episode Review

The episode is exciting, albeit chaotic. A lot is going on, and it should have been split into two or three episodes to make things more clear. Having said that, the episode clearly states the show’s argument. It goes on to demonstrate how extremes, whether communism or capitalism, can eventually lead to chaos and destruction. Even though you understand the show’s point of view, you can’t help but think the content could have been more clear.

We’re left wondering if Carlo ever runs into Berto again. However, the characters in the show appear to be under the influence, making it difficult to trace the complexities of reality.