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They’re currently filming episodes 7 and 8.

“Don't you recognize me?” I think this is the clue. How did Julie know this monster!

If you liked one of these, there’s a good chance you’ll love the rest! 🖤

I’d love to discover more manhwa with this kind of vibe, so please drop your recommendations in the comments!

Toxin | completed
The Palace of Bardo | completed
Painter of the Night | completed
Steel Under Silk | ongoing
The Heart of the Lotus | ongoing
Tales of a Moonless Night | completed
Hwan | ongoing

I think the paintings may show the way to the Lake of Tears.

The fourth drawing looks like a keyhole, as if we’re looking through it. There’s a tree and a lake. This could mean that the Lake of Tears is the key to getting out of this place.

Maybe Jim was right! Tobby was killed, and before he died, he said, “I’m not supposed to…” before being cut off.. And Jade says he designed a program based on nothing but imagination and thought he was in a giant maze.Why did they specifically choose this to tell us that he created a program based on imagination?

Creatures both friend and foe 🤔

I just finished Ch 36, and it was really hard to read 💔
A relationship where one person is constantly clinging to the other, begging them to stay and chasing after them wherever they go, can’t possibly be healthy. I honestly wonder how the author is going to make them fall in love with each other!

Six Ch and we’re still going through the exact same events. Mokyeon, just let him go and let him be the one to come after you.

I don’t think anyone is worth humiliating yourself for. 💔

I reread the manhwa for a second time, and Ilay mentioned a kid who was kind to him, delicate, and innocent when he was a child. Ever since then, he said he’s been attracted to people like him.

At the end, he said he had made the story up, but I don’t think he was actually lying!

That means Tay was Ilay first love.!

When the creators were asked, “Will we ever know what happened to the motel?” they didn’t answer by saying we’d find out later. Instead, they answe with a question:

“The real question is, was there ever a motel in the first place?”

It doesn’t sound like they’re hinting that the motel disappeared it sounds like they’re questioning whether it ever existed at all.

After Season 4, that answer feels almost confirmed to me.

After seeing the Man in Yellow invade Henry’s memories and recreate an entire hospital room from them, it seems very possible that this world can shape places from human memories as well. Maybe the motel isn’t a building that vanished, but an incomplete memory brought to life: the sign, the pool, … but no actual motel building.

It could simply be the memory of someone who once passed by the "Star Magic Motel". They saw the sign and the swimming pool from the outside, but they never went inside and never saw the motel building itself. So when the entity recreated that memory, it only created what that person had actually seen. The building remained absent because it was never part of their memory.

The school could be another example. If you look closely, it’s decorated for Halloween. Do you really think the people trapped in the town would have had the time, supplies, or even the desire to decorate an entire school for Halloween? Maybe those decorations are simply another memory left behind by someone who entered the town.

Even the electricity starts to make sense through this lens. The wires disappear into the ground without connecting to any generator or power source, yet the lights still work. That’s exactly how most people remember electricity they remember that you flip a switch and the light turns on, not how power plants, transformers, and electrical grids actually make that happen. The entity recreated the outcome people remember, but not the mechanism behind it.

the entire town may be nothing more than a museum of distorted memories. An entity takes fragments from different people’s minds a school from one person, the Star Magic Motel from another, houses from someone else and stitches them together into a single nightmarish town. Nothing is completely real, yet every piece of it once belonged to someone’s memory.

The red creature on the tunnel wall is the Man in yellow true form. Victor saw him transform, and you can also see spiders on the left.

The drawing in the tunnel has eight legs, and spiders have eight legs too.

Of course Victor forgot to mention that big information about the MIY 🥲

Someone added the drawing hare: https://www.reddit.com/r/FromSeries/s/bCgIP9a8xq

I sharpened it to make it clearer.

The left side of the Season 5 logo features the “stone cairns”Tabitha saw in the cave. I think they’re hiding an important secret. The lighthouse being placed right next to them in the logo also suggests they’re connected.

The first scene from ep1 explains the last scene.

I think the writers showed us the ending from the very beginning…we just didn’t realize it.

The series opens with Kenny playing chess with his father. Kenny loses, but instead of giving up, he simply says, “You beat me.” Later, he explains that every game with his father “always ends the same way”. He’s left with one final piece, he tries to make the last move… but he always loses.

That doesn’t just describe a chess match.

It describes the entire story of FROM.

The Boy in White has been doing exactly the same thing. Every cycle, he guides people, trying to change the outcome. Sometimes he even makes painful choices—like pushing Tabitha from the lighthouse because, as he says, “It’s the only way.” every character is simply another chess piece.

The Boy in White keeps moving those pieces in different directions, searching for the one sequence of moves that finally leads to victory….just like Kenny, who keeps trying to find a winning move with his last remaining piece. Then comes the final scene. The Boy in White looks at the MIY and says: “You’re going to lose this time.” MIY doesn’t react with fear. He smiles and replies: “I’ve always admired your optimism. We’ll see.” That isn’t the response of someone facing a new battle. It’s the response of someone who’s already won the same game over and over again. The same moves. The same ending.

Even the opening song, “Que Sera, Sera,” is built around a conversation between a father and his child. The child asks what the future will be, and the father doesn’t give a clear answer. He simply says, “Whatever will be, will be.” What if that isn’t just a nostalgic song? What if it’s another clue that the heart of From has always been a story about a father and his son? Then there’s Sophia’s conversation with Sara about Abraham. She explains that God commanded Abraham to sacrifice his son, but at the last moment He stopped him. The sacrifice itself was never the goal…it was a test of faith. It’s an oddly specific story for the show to emphasize. Especially in a series built around children, sacrifice, destiny, faith, and rituals that repeat across generations. So here’s my theory:

What if MIY and BIW aren’t simply enemies? What if they’re actually a father and his son, trapped in an ancient game that has been repeating for centuries?

He’s watched the Boy in White try again… and again… and again. Just like Kenny returning to the chessboard, convinced that maybe this time the final move will be different. The series begins with a father and son playing chess.

In the end: for the first time…the father may finally lose.

rewatched the first few episodes of Season 1, and a few scenes really caught my attention. In the episode 4, Ethan says that Thomas is alive That he's on a "magical quest", and that if I help him, we’ll save the kingdom. That line feels too specific to be meaningless.

Then there’s another scene in s1 ep1 where Tabitha says, “Let’s get Thomas and get out of here.” she only mentions Thomas instead of saying, “Let’s get Thomas and Ethan.” What if, after the car accident, Tabitha suffered a concussion that caused memories from her previous life to bleed into her current one? Maybe she unconsciously named her son Thomas after her first son—the Boy in White—just as she kept recreating the bracelet over and over without understanding why.

Now, if you think about it, the Boy in White is trying to help them, and Ethan said that if he helped Thomas, they would save the kingdom. He will help him by finding the Lake of Tears.