Ep 8. Nothing Personal

In the eighth episode of Falling Water season 2 titled "Nothing Personal," tensions rise as Tess, Taka, and Burton all dig deeper into their own personal mysteries. While the three characters carry on their individual journeys, the connections between their stories become more apparent as they draw closer to realizing the truth behind their shared visions.

Tess continues to grapple with her mother's passing and her own deteriorating mental state. She seeks help from a new therapist, Elizabeth, who appears to be more attuned to Tess's unique abilities than any previous medical professional. As they work together to unlock the secrets of Tess's visions, Elizabeth begins to notice similarities between Tess's experiences and those of other people with advanced levels of psychological ability. Meanwhile, Tess's interactions with her ex-husband continue to be strained as he grows increasingly frustrated with her odd behavior.

Taka continues his quest to uncover the truth about his mother, who disappeared when he was young and is now apparently held captive somewhere in the dream world. Taka grows increasingly suspicious of his boss, Woody, who he believes may have had a hand in his mother's disappearance. As Taka delves deeper into the world of dream therapy, he uncovers a network of powerful individuals who may be working towards a common goal--and he begins to wonder if he's in over his head.

Burton's obsession with the dream world and his son's apparent connection to it leads him down a dangerous path. He enlists the help of an old acquaintance, Rainey, who has a troubled history with the dream world and may be the key to unlocking some long-lost memories. Together, they embark on a journey that takes them deep into the heart of the dream world--and exposes them to some of its most dangerous and bizarre inhabitants.

As the three characters draw closer to the truth behind their shared visions, the stakes grow higher. They begin to realize that their fate may be intertwined with that of the dream world itself--and that the realm of consciousness may hold the key to unlocking some of the greatest mysteries of the universe. But as they delve deeper into the dream world, they risk losing touch with reality altogether--and being swallowed up by the very thing they seek to understand. In the end, only one thing is certain: nothing is what it seems in the world of Falling Water.