The Rhys Strategy

Rhys Montrose Introduction: Joe Goldberg moves to England, where he becomes a professor. Joe, now known as Jonathan Moore, starts researching Rhys after his student Nadia tells him about Rhys Montrose. Even before Nadia introduces him Joe already knew about rhys, but due to his obsession, he creates an alter ego and transfers all the bad aspects he doesn't want to admit to the character of Rhys Montrose. But Rhys is not just a simple alter ego; Joe suffers from two mental illnesses, dissociative identity disorder and schizophrenia. Joe and Rhys are in a constant dialog; they can talk to each other and come up with different plans and strategies. They also have the capacity to realize these strategies simultaneously. Rhys is not only a reflection of Joe's evil side, but he can also act independently of Joe. This independent functioning means that they both have the ability to reason independently on different issues. Also, as in dissociative identity disorder, Joe's body is able to switch between these 2 different personalities. Note: there will be a theory included about many things from season 4 but even without such theory the Strategy still mainly applies Marianne’s Kidnapping But before ever even moving to London, Joe had already planned out events that he had predicted would happen throughout the season. For context at the end of season 3 Joe escaped his wife's love Quinn by killing her and faking her death he under a new identity moves to Paris to locate Marianne’ …