When Nemiroff suggested that perhaps Flower’s law background may come in handy in attempting to get Jay out of his contract with Elias (Matt Walsh), Carrasco was delighted by the theory, saying, “Oh, that’s brilliant, Perri. I think that I would love that. Flower would love nothing more. Yeah, I just hope she can get it together.” While she admitted that she doesn’t know any of the details for Season 5 yet — including whether the writers have even made that decision — Carrasco is all for Flower being integral to the plot to help save Jay’s soul from hell. She went on to say:
“I think there’s absolutely a possibility. I really truly know nothing. I don’t know that the Joes or the writers know anything yet either, but I would love it if she could make it up to Jay. Because that was a big snafu. Giving all of the cooks cholera. But you know, like I said to Sam in her defense, she thought she was saving everyone’s lives. I do believe that whenever Flower goes for something, it’s wholehearted and it’s with good intentions. She would never do anything to like really, even if it was like, ‘Okay, yeah, well, the restaurant might be kind of messed up.’ But like, if she actually thought that the restaurant was gonna exist the next day, she probably would have, you know, second guessed, even that move.
I think she definitely has room to do that. How she does it is the bigger question. I think being able to unlock a more lucid side of her, I think would be the first challenge. And that really excites me to figure out. How can Flower figure out how to, I don’t know, sober up or stay lucid? I think that would be really fun. Or even just to improve her memory. Are there pneumonic devices she can use? You know, something kind of fun and goofy. We’ll see.”
Sheila Carrasco Wants to Bring Back Season 2’s Ghost Court
