Do the White Lotus opening credits art predict the characters' fates? An art historian thinks so and reads into what it all means.

The resort itself (which one guest snidely, but not inaccurately, calls “Disneyland for rich bohemians from Malibu”) is lovingly filmed, and the Four Seasons (which doubles as the fictitious White Lotus) could not have asked for a better showcase of its exclusive villa accommodations, which can run $10,000+ a night.

During an intense scene in the last episode, which aired Sunday, with Jason Isaacs, who plays Timothy Ratliff, a wealthy businessman who is on vacation with his three kids -- some noticed his phone conversation was with Ke Huy Quan,