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вЂњAnd I think the show, being Team Devi being Team Yourself is very important because you can search for that high and low, wherever you want, but it resides in you. вЂњWhatever happiness or sense of security or confidence that youвЂ™re trying to find in someone else, itвЂ™s never going to exist there until it exists inside of you,вЂќ Barnet adds. You have to love yourself, and know who you are before you try to get into different relationships, otherwise things do get messy, which we see.вЂќ вЂњI think that our show is about self love and maturity and growth. вЂњSheвЂ™s the one thatвЂ™s standing up to Paxton or taking responsibility for her actions, and I think that itвЂ™s really interesting to see that,вЂќ Lewison says. I want to see how he walks in them.вЂќДЄnd while, of course, both Barnet and Lewison are personally rooting for their characters to be вЂњthe oneвЂќ in the end, the actors both note the importance of seeing Devi choose herself this season. And how he handles doing things very much against the grain in terms of the social expectations, and what people have always expected of Paxton. вЂњItвЂ™s gonna be interesting seeing how he handles being in a relationship,вЂќ the actor says. Now that Devi and Paxton are officially boyfriend and girlfriend, Barnet says heвЂ™s excited to see how the character adjusts to being so public with his affection.

ItвЂ™s not even a triangle anymore,вЂќ Lewison quips.Д«arnet agrees: вЂњI think that that love triangle is going to be transforming into different shapes left and right until someone graduates.вЂќ

Of the current status of the love triangle, вЂњItвЂ™s a malleable shape. Just as Devi and Paxton were moving toward their happy ever after, it seemed that Ben might be having some second thoughts, setting up space for the debate to rage on into Season 3. But as the episodes progressed, Devi found a way to apologize to both her lost loves, ultimately finding her way into a вЂњsituationshipвЂќ with Paxton, while Ben moved on with Aneesa (Suri).Д«ut thanks to a visit from her late father Mohan, who came to her in a dream, Devi decided that she deserved more than having a guy creep in and out of her bedroom window to make out, and she confronted Paxton about how he needed to be all in or she was out. Of course, that idea quickly imploded when Paxton and Ben found out sheвЂ™d been two-timing them with each other. As an actor, thatвЂ™s what you hope for - that audiences identify and want to fight for your character.вЂќДЄt beginning of the new season, the debate was be settled pretty quickly, with Devi deciding to balance two boyfriends at once. And good luck to you.'вЂќ He laughs and adds: вЂњItвЂ™s so nice having people be so passionate about your characters. вЂњI had somebody comment on one of my posts, вЂIвЂ™m Team Paxton, but I appreciate you.вЂ™ And I was like, вЂHey, thank you for consideration.

вЂњInteracting with the other side is so much fun,вЂќ Lewison says. Team Ben Debate ContinuesД«y the end of Season 1, Devi had shared kisses with both hot swimmer Paxton and her nerdy nemesis Ben, leaving fans to spend the last year picking sides over which boy she should end up with. Here, the cast of вЂњNever Have I EverвЂќ discuss some of Season 2вЂ™s most memorable storylines and what they hope to see happen if the show comes back for Season 3. Additionally, new cast members, including Megan Suri and Common, infused some fresh energy into the series.

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Season 2 brought its own special mix of zany comedy and romantic drama as the love triangle between Devi (Ramakrishnan), Paxton ( Darren Barnet) and Ben ( Jaren Lewison) escalated - plus quite a bit of heart, as Devi really began to unpack the grief sheвЂ™d been wrestling with since her father MohanвЂ™s (Sendhil Ramamurthy) death.

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