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Out of all the women “The Power” follows, it makes sense for Allie to get a little something extra to help her along her journey. She initially refuses to speak to her adoptive parents, but then when she sets out on her own, she gradually develops more agency. All the while, she hears a little voice in her head telling her what to do and empowering her to pursue a life she may not have picked on her own. The two are intricately intertwined, and Raelle Tucker suggests that could lead to some intriguing plot developments down the road.
The showrunner continued, “I think all of those questions are part of what Allie’s journey is about… You want to watch Allie and the incredible arc that she goes through. And you want her to find safety and to eventually be able to help others and spread a positive message. At the same time, this voice in her head, spoilers, might not always be leading her towards the most benevolent place, and that’s part of the journey.” There’s still much to discover about the world of “The Power,” and a mysterious, disembodied voice is definitely something to look twice at.
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Hopefully, “The Power” gets as many seasons as it needs to in order to complete its story and reveal all mysteries. For now, fans can watch all nine episodes of Season 1, airing Fridays on Amazon Prime Video.
