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Detailed Analysis of Joe Goldberg's Cage Feat

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Analysed by Cheatspeed The Cage The Cage is the place where Joe Goldberg holds his victims throughout the seasons of You. The cage was created by Joe's father, Ivan Mooney, who used the cage as a way of safely negotiating money. [Stoled From You Fandom] General Explanation First of all, before going into the details of the cage, it is important to mention the development process of the cage. The cage we saw in the first season was designed by Mr. Mooney. This cage was not very elaborate and was really just a structure to regulate the humidity levels to prevent the books from getting moldy. However, by the second season, Joe was able to rebuild the cage in just a few days. That in itself is impressive, but it's still faithful to the original design and there are no extra improvements. By the third season, the interior design of the cage was slightly modified and Joe bought the ventilation system outright, ensuring that the materials in the room behind the oven did not deteriorate. Developments The important point in this process is this: This cage was never a completely rebuilt or redesigned structure; it was constantly being improved with small, but not major, changes to Mr. Mooney's cage. However, by the fourth season, things were different. As you can imagine, it's not possible to transport a huge cage by plane to France and then to England. (And there was no reason for him to transport it to France, and we never saw it being transported.) From the sketches on Joe's …

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