Warning: There are spoilers ahead for Yellowjackets season 3, episode 4, "12 Angry Girls and 1 Drunk Travis."Travis Martinez (Kevin Alves) reveals an important drawing in Yellowjackets season 3's episodes so far.

As she explained to the group during Yellowjackets season 2's ending, Lottie no longer hears the wilderness, and it does not speak through her as it once did. She has been searching for her successor, with Travis being one of the main individuals she is focusing on. Travis heard the mysterious screeching noises before any of the others did. The drawings he has been making now seem to be another manifestation of the wilderness potentially speaking through him.

Travis' Drawing Of A Man & 3 Girls After Coach Ben's Trial Explained

The Drawing Likely Came To Travis In Another Vision

In the aftermath of Coach Ben Scott (Steven Krueger) receiving a guilty verdict, Lottie walks over to Travis, who is sitting down and staring at a drawing he made of a man surrounded by three women. The man is featured in the center of the drawing and appears to be on his back while the three women converge on him. While the identities of the individuals in the drawing are not confirmed, the man is likely Coach Ben, while the women are representative of the female teenage survivors.

It seems as though the drawing came to Travis through a vision. He may be ingesting more of the hallucinogenic mushrooms that Lottie gave him in the earlier episodes, which allowed him to hear the mysterious screeching noises. Just as Lottie was able to foretell certain events before they happened, Travis may now have the same ability. His drawing foreshadows what will happen to Coach Ben and how the rest of the group will be involved in his fate.

Travis' Drawing Hints "The Outcome" Of Ben's Trial Will Be His Death

The Trial Natalie Held Could Not Save Coach Ben

When Lottie asks what Travis' drawing is, he ominously says, "It's the outcome." The drawing teases that the outcome of Coach Ben's trial is him being eaten by the girls. A dark Coach Ben theory was that he would be eaten alive by the teenage survivors, and that may happen now that he has been deemed guilty of attempted murder and arson. Natalie Scatorccio (Sophie Thatcher) tries to help Coach Ben through the trial, but Travis' drawing hints that this attempt has done nothing but delay an inevitably brutal fate.

The Yellowjackets ate Travis' younger brother, Javi Martinez (Luciano Leroux), after his death in season 2.

If the drawing comes to fruition, it will be intriguing to see if the three women are representative of the whole group or if they depict three specific characters. Shauna Shipman (Sophie Nélisse) is one of the characters most likely to eat Coach Ben. She resents him for abandoning her during her pregnancy and is the one who pressured her peers into voting for a guilty verdict. Melissa (Jenna Burgess) is all but guaranteed to follow Shauna, potentially making her the second individual in Travis' drawing. The third person is more unpredictable, but Travis may already know who it is.

What Those Other Drawings Are That Travis Has In Yellowjackets Season 3, Episode 4

They Connect To An Important Character Who Has Died

Travis did not go with the rest of the group to capture Coach Ben during Yellowjackets season 3, episode 3's ending. When they return with Coach Ben in episode 4, he wakes up in a hammock and is surrounded by drawings that he has hung up. These drawings do not appear to have been created by Travis, but are from Javi. Numerous drawings were made by Javi before his death, including one of the trees at the entrance to the cave where he survived. Coach Ben later used this drawing to find the cave.

In season 3, the drawings are singed, some worse than others, meaning that Travis likely saved them as they were burning when the cabin was lit on fire at the end of season 2. Javi's drawings may be foretelling events that have not happened yet, just like the one Travis made. More importantly, keeping Javi's drawings and hanging them up is a way for Travis to and honor his brother. Even though Javi is gone, he still has a presence and weighs heavily on the minds of Travis and other characters in Yellowjackets.