Impossible — The Final Reckoning Theory, Explained

The spoilers of “Mission: Impossible – Final Account” Follow -up.

Ethan Hunt achieved his final account, and “Mission: Impossible – Final Account” has become a box office victory. The film has been completely loaded with Easter eggs, call income, and the favorite characters for fans who return to enjoy the moment it was delayed in the sun.

But there is one character who feels her absence in each frame of the very long movie: Rebecca Ferguson Elsa Faust. It was first presented at “Mission Mission: ISSISTRICT-ROGUE NATATION” in Christopher Mcquarrie, as the final chips of the Tom Cruise star, Ethan Hunt, ISLA won its spying skills and its inability to wink. It ended up changing the full path of “Mission: Impussion”, and ISLA is not a simple reason.

For this reason when ILSA died in “Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning”, many in the audience were just sad like Ethan Hunt. Mcquarrie admitted that it was a “truly difficult decision” to lose Elsa, but he insisted that he was an important part of Ethan’s story that was forced to farewell to her.

Since the “final account” was announced as the final film in the series, many fans were disappointed to find that we did not get a last moment with ILSA before Ethan hung his hat forever. But what if, like the expert’s spy was, Elsa was hiding directly under our noses?

Before the credits were rolled in the final Ethan adventure, the final remains of the impossible mission in Travalge Square were reunited to say goodbye before going to its separate ways. We learn about Benji, Paris, Theo and Grace Bidewell for Ethan as he declares victory over evil artificial intelligence known as the entity.

But while Ethan was walking away, many Eagle EGLE ILSA fans noticed a mysterious woman with a significantly familiar hairstyle walking along with Ethan at the last shot of the movie (there are already shots from this moment that floats on the Internet, if you tend to search for it).

The only thing we definitely know in this woman is no Rebecca Ferguson. For one reason, it was busy filming the Apple TV+ Sci-Fi “Silo” while they were making the “final account”. Also, criminal negligence on the side of Mcquarrie will be to bring it on a group and not allowing it to kick some donkey like old times.

However, the similarity is so strange, that it seems really that film makers took a snapshot of Firgson walking from a previous “mission” and inserting them digitally here. This may be the Easter egg buried in the final frames of the film, or perhaps all this is just a coincidence and this is not ILSA/Rebecca Ferguson at all.

Perhaps this is a case of fans who adapt, desperate to see ILSA again. Or is this a tendency to what may come after that in the story of “The Mission: Impossible”? Only Ethan Hunt can give us an answer to this question, if he chooses to accept his next mission.