Creator questions interpretation of Mark's coughing fits

The popular Apple TV+ series, Severance, has wrapped up its second season. Fans are buzzing with theories and questions about the show, as a third season has been confirmed. One key character, Mark, played by Adam Scott, faces challenges as he reintegrates into society. After a nosebleed incident at work, his condition is uncertain. Fans are confused about Mark's coughing fits in Season 2. Many believe these are side effects of his reintegration process. However, creator Dan Erickson hinted that this might not be the case. Erickson's response indicates that Mark's symptoms could be interpreted differently by various people involved in the show. He considers the coughing fits related to reintegration, but his choice of words leaves the door open for other explanations. Some are speculating about the possibility of Mark having a different health issue. Could it be something tied to his work at the Severed Floor? As fans wonder, there's a chance that deeper health implications of Lumon's operations could be revealed in the next season. As viewers await new episodes, they remain eager to discover more twists in Mark's story and the mysteries of Lumon Industries. There is hope that Season 3 won't take long to come out, as fans are excited to see what happens next.