Mr.Robot - Elliot

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Elliot - Thinglink


Mr.Robot Character Arc - Elliot



  • Episode 1 - Angela gets robbed on a street corner, meaning Elliot is set to find out everything he can about the man who did it. He later finds out that it was really Angela's boyfriend who robbed her, in a mask. Elliot is conflicted on whether or not he should tell Angela as he knows it will upset her.



  • Episode 2 - When buying his drugs Elliot's building gets raided by police, meaning the find his drug stash. Whilst in prison Elliot gets a state lawyer, who turns out to be the owner of the dog he stole. Whilst on trial the lawyer makes no effort to defend Elliot, or stop him from going to jail. Luckily he gets away with just community service.

  • Episode 3 - Elliot goes to the the fairground to meet the members of FSociety, when he's there they start a fight with him as he's not willing to hack the company he works for as he knows that Angela will lose her job. So he's faced with an ultimatum, Angela or helping society.



  • Episode 4 - Elliot goes to work only to find that he's gotten a promotion and now works directly for E-Corp, who he hates. Whilst there he figures out that Angela is secretly the boss and Tony was just a cover up to throw Elliot off. Elliot realises the one person he trusted betrayed him and now doesn't now what to do.

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