Spoiler alert; I think they gave away the point of the second season in -- how to put it -- bringing the perspective of the other both into play and under doubt: jub jnf chfurq, naq jub erpnyyf jung? It's not just a disguised diatribe on mental health issues, or even drawing on a wider understanding and appreciation of such issues in its target demographic, it's more participatory and "phenomenological" than that.