Content & Trigger Warnings for See (2019)

In the show's world, sighted people are persecuted; the premise inverts ableist dynamics around blindness

Sight is considered heresy; religious zealots hunt and execute those with vision

Religious fanaticism intensifies; the Trivantian faith persecutes those who don't conform

Religious extremism continues to drive conflict; persecution of sighted people remains central

Children are killed or endangered in the conflict; parents face the threat of losing their children

Young characters face mortal danger; loss of children drives parental characters' arcs

Parental figures are killed, significantly affecting surviving characters

Characters mourn community members lost to violence and persecution

War casualties mount; characters grieve fallen warriors and community members

Major character deaths in the final season bring devastating grief

Factions seek the complete destruction of sighted populations; systematic extermination attempted

Characters are captured and held by enemy tribes and religious authorities

Major characters are captured and held by enemy forces

Characters are captured and used as leverage in the final conflict

Baba Voss's children are kidnapped, driving major plot arcs across seasons

Large-scale tribal battles with melee weapons; warfare is constant and extremely bloody

Full-scale warfare between rival factions and kingdoms; siege warfare and mass casualties

Climactic war between Baba Voss and Trivantian forces; massive battle set pieces

Copious blood throughout; the show's combat is brutally realistic

Extreme blood in every combat sequence; the show does not hold back

Maximum blood content in the series' final combat sequences

Massive amounts of blood in nearly every combat scene throughout the series

Self-mutilation of eyes as religious practice; graphic wound makeup and prosthetics

Eye-related mutilation and injuries are disturbing and shown in detail

Mutations and eye-related horror continue; weapons of mass destruction cause disturbing effects

Water-based hazards and drowning scenes occur in the wilderness setting

Scenes involving cliffs and high terrain where characters navigate blindly

Sexual content between characters depicted with moderate explicitness

Sexual content continues between characters

Power dynamics in captivity create coercive sexual situations

Power dynamics in the tribal societies lead to coercive sexual situations

Animals are killed for survival and in the course of tribal conflicts

Children born with sight are hunted and endangered; infant twins are targeted for execution

Sighted children continue to be hunted; young characters face violence

Young people are endangered and harmed in the final conflict

Extreme graphic violence throughout; decapitations, impalement, and brutal hand-to-hand combat with blood spray

Violence escalates with larger battles; graphic combat deaths and gruesome injuries throughout

Final season features the show's most intense battle sequences with extreme graphic violence

Sexual violence depicted in the context of tribal warfare and captivity

Sexual violence occurs in the context of conquest and captivity

Sexual violence referenced in the context of wartime conquest

Sexual assault occurs in the brutal post-apocalyptic setting and is depicted on screen

Sighted people are enslaved and exploited; captives are kept in chains and forced to serve

Slavery continues as a systematic institution; captives forced into servitude

Enslavement and forced servitude continue within the post-apocalyptic power structures

Prisoners tortured for information; religious punishment involves extreme physical pain

Extended torture sequences become more prominent and graphic

Graphic torture scenes as factions use extreme methods against prisoners