Her real identity once revealed, instead of saving her, is going to connect her more deeply with Mayfair’s murder. FBI will start believing that Jane had a hand in the death of the Assistant Director.
The intricate pattern of tattoos on Jane Doe’s body is going to be the roadmap to truth. The numerous complex tattoos will bring Jane closer to discovering the truth about her identity, but it will also take her into a larger conspiracy of crimes.
The producers have created Blindspot Season 2 in such a manner that the viewers do not need to watch Season 1 to understand the second season. The upcoming season is going to have its beginning, middle and end and will be a complete series on its own. The viewers need not be aware of the plot of Season 1 to connect the dots in the second season.
Gero said that while Season 2 of Blindspot is going to be more satisfying when watched after the first season, they didn’t create it like a sequel. Gero feels that every season in a series needs to be like a novel in a larger series.
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