In the second-to-last episode titled ‘Deerfest: Part 1,‘ of “The Big Door Prize”, based on the same-named novel by M.O. Walsh, which has been greenlit for a second season, the action unfolds against the backdrop of Deerfield’s annual Deerfest. As a storm looms on the horizon, Dusty (played by the talented Chris O’Dowd) experiences a life-changing realization about the enigmatic Morpho machine, which has been forecasting the potential of every resident in town while Reuben (portrayed by Damon Gupton) comes to a pivotal crossroads in his life. (tvacute.com) Here is all you need to know about the conclusion of The Big Door Prize Episode 9, in case you missed the episode.
Apple TV+ The Big Door Prize Episode 9 Recap
Mr. Johnson (Patrick Kerr) thinking about his future as a magician. Before Xander comes in, he reviews his trick book in the shop and they chat about their luck. Xander has repaired the radio that Dusty discarded by using the gum (his card!). Given that this is packaged with a butterfly symbol, it seems likely that it is a component of the Morpho machine. Dusty talks about Izzy’s betrayal in bed, keeping them both awake. Dusty concludes that they must sever ties with Izzy (Crystal Fox) and have no more contact with her. Dusty has also had visions about his Whistler card. It may have something to do with his skiing, but he has no idea what it signifies. Cass (Gabrielle Dennis)also notes that after getting the Royalty card, her mindset changed.
Trina (Djouliet Amara) walks in early in the morning with a spirit of defeat and the idea that hey, let’s chat cards because these men are talking fairly loudly. She explains that she is conflicted and perplexed because her card reads liar because she cheated on Kolton with Jacob. Now that the truth has been revealed, Cass expresses regret to Trina for having previously misplaced her trust in them. During this chaotic sequence of events, Cass reveals that Giorgio is, in fact, hiding behind a wig. Trina resolves to tell everybody at school what’s true about her and Jacob after a shocking meal during which Dusty’s father begins a new bromance with Giorgio, arriving at the restaurant wearing a Giorgio jacket. She bravely faces her worries and makes an emotional confession to Jacob over the PA system.
And the morning statements, too; she does those, too. When Principal Pat (Cocoa Brown) gets concerned, things quickly spiral out of control, with truths being revealed in front of the entire class. Dusty explains how he and Cass have become more vulnerable and self-aware as a result of using the Morpho machine. Dusty experiences a sudden realization – the Morpho cards aren’t meant to dictate their career paths or life choices. Rather, they serve as a guide, pointing them in the right path. The Liar and Hero cards, in particular, help them confront their fears and channel their own behaviors.
In this scene, we see Jacob and his father sitting down to discuss the aftermath of Kolton’s passing. Beau’s newfound joy with the garage saloon has truly brought a smile to his face. Armed with a chainsaw, they execute a prank at Dusty’s doorstep, causing him to jump out of his skin as Beau feigns intense anger and a thirst for vengeance. On the show, Beau shows his respect for Trina by acknowledging that she was the first one to inform him about Kolton. As Jacob makes his grand entrance, he extends an invitation to Trina to join him at Deerfest later that evening.
As the big night approaches, anticipation builds for their inaugural official date, with all parties eagerly on board. Beau revs up the chainsaw in celebration, but the rest of the gang is less than thrilled. Eventually, the gang sets out to attend a massive party. On the latest episode of Deerfest, Urie is feeling anxious. As our protagonist secures the coveted “Sole Survivor” card, a looming storm threatens to derail their carefully crafted plans. With the possibility of lightning strikes, tensions rise as they contemplate the potential disaster that could ensue. With all these rides, that is certainly not good news. we see Father Reuben leaving Deerfest and returning to the bar. Upon his arrival, he discovers Hana (Ally Maki) diligently repairing the damages in the backroom. As it turns out, this is Hana’s room, as she is a regular resident of the bar.
In a dramatic turn of events, Reuben (Damon Gupton) finally comes clean and confesses the truth. Reuben’s crisis of faith has led him to question his vocation as a priest, while his feelings for her have become increasingly apparent. As thunderstorm noises, the couple shares a passionate kiss. Meanwhile, Mr. Johnson is illuminated by the eerie blue glow of the Morpho machine as he attempts to operate it using a strange radio. Frustrated with the lack of progress, Johnson takes matters into his own hands and picks to crack open the machine. As he attempts to disable the alarm, a sudden jolt of electricity surges through his body, causing him to be propelled backward. As he does so, the camera reveals many blue dots on his neck.
