By The following contains spoilers for The Terror: Devil in Silver episode 2. The Terror: Devil in Silver takes place in the confines of the fictional New Hyde Psychiatric Hospital, the sort of dark and oppressive setting that automatically lends itself to questions of reality, truth, and whether viewers can trust
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