I took my NCLEX on 10/3/26, and it shut off at 85 questions, so of course I’m super nervous waiting for my results. A classmate told me that having the green check mark next to the NCLEX on the Board of Nursing website can be a sign that you passed. She said it seems to be a pretty common trend among other test takers too. Has anyone else heard of this or can confirm if it was accurate for them?
My current theory is that the puppets somehow contain the souls, memories, or consciousness of the original actors who portrayed them. I don’t necessarily think they are exact copies of the actors, but I do think some part of those people exists inside the puppets. That could explain why the characters seem confused about where they came from, who they really are, and even where they are.
I also think the hidden clips we’ve been seeing may actually represent real-life events that happened to the actors, except we are seeing those memories recreated through the puppet characters. In other words, the events may have originally happened to real people, but because we are viewing everything through the world of Welcome Home, those memories are being shown to us in puppet form.
I also have a theory about Wally’s actor, Ron. I wonder if Ron may have been controlling, homophobic, or possibly even cruel in some way. If that is true, it could explain why Frank and Julie are constantly pushed together despite the obvious connection between Frank and Eddie. Maybe Frank and Julie were the relationship that the people behind the show wanted the audience to accept, while Frank and Eddie’s relationship had to remain hidden or unacknowledged.
One moment that really stands out to me is the Looky-Loo storybook. Frank is talking to Wally about Eddie, but then Wally suddenly redirects the conversation toward Julie. That felt very intentional to me. It almost seemed like Wally was correcting Frank or steering him back toward the relationship he was “supposed” to have. If Wally carries some part of Ron’s personality, beliefs, or influence, that moment could be a small example of those old attitudes still affecting the characters.
It would also make sense if the puppets are carrying emotional memories from their actors without fully understanding where those emotions come from. Maybe they remember certain feelings, relationships, fears, or experiences, but they no longer remember the actual human lives connected to them. That could be why so many of the characters seem to know that something is wrong without being able to explain exactly what it is.
Of course, this is just my theory, and I could be completely wrong, but I think it would explain a lot of the strange behavior and hidden details we’ve been seeing.
I really want to hear everyone else’s theories too because this story is so fun to analyze. There are so many little details that could mean something completely different depending on how you interpret them, and I love reading what everyone else comes up with.
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I been hearing from fellow nurses and other students claiming the NCLEX is easier than ATI, I just want to hear opinions of people who took the NCLEX and confirm if that’s true? Or is it on par with ATI with the same difficulty?