In his first mistake I thought it was ok as sara was also got influenced by such spirit
But second time when he found that photo of Sophia like it was definitely 80-100 yr old and this dumboo goes to Sara and tell woah hey I found your twin like the hell man
It was so frustrating to watch that
He could have easily told someone other but no bro gives the criminal the evidence of his crime
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The most offensive part of season 4 is Julie's wig. I just ended watching season 4 and I have some thoughts.
By establishing a bar and distillery in the old gas station Tom helped the Town people forget their trauma and pain. He did the best thing possible in the Town but alas the writers decided to kill him! I miss him!!
Drink every time:
- Someone says "We need to talk" or some variation
- Someone says "I'm scared" or some variation ("There are scarier things than _____" can also count for this)
- Someone says a variation of "I don't want to talk" or runs off from a conversation - drink twice if it's Victor
- Someone says "this place" or "those things/creatures" (sidenote: not saying someone would have or that they have to but why hasn't anyone named the place or monsters? They don't want to get attached?)
- "They'll think I'm crazy"/"It sounds crazy"/any sort of variation (you live in horror scary evil monster town where the electricity makes no sense, creatures cut you open at night, and there are magic trees, what you have to say might not be that crazy at this point.)
Anything else to add to the list/rules?
Wdya think all? They should upload this after every episode, not just 1 day before the episode.
Same creators, same formula: mysteries keep piling up, but the answers never come.
If you watched Lost, you know the pattern—six seasons of mystery after mystery. Every episode leaves you with more questions, but almost no real answers.
Then comes the finale: one of the most disappointing endings in TV history. After years of buildup, it explains virtually nothing and leaves all the questions unanswered.
This last season better have some answers as to what is going on!
Creatures both friend and foe 🤔
Was looking through some images to support another theory post when I noticed this painting in the bottom left hand corner.
We see the stones representing the children going sideways as if they’re being dropped into a lake, presumably The Lake of Tears.
I personally don’t think the lake exists, yet, I think there needs to be a ritual to create it given that drawings.
But this painting demonstrates how the answers have been there all along, we just didn’t have enough context.
Boyd is the gooligog. The symbol is on the ambulance. Kristi is in overalls. That picture is that scene.
Edit to add: If you make boyd taller you can actually match all the lines as well. The spikes on the googligog are the pattern on the ambulance.
First example, how Boyd yelled "you cant break me" and then when the whole tien chen thing happened they brought up that he said that. Its like the town's air, almost, can hear their every word? How would they hear and know that down in the tunnels? And when Tabitha was digging the whole in the basement, how did they actually know she was digging it when that night person called their home phone and said "your wife shouldn't be digging those holes, jim" or whatever. There are probably more examples, but how do you think it works? Is the very walls of the homes and diner alive and listening? I've always thought they should whisper to each other or write to each other and cover their paper with their hand-kind of thing lol.
I think the easiest way to understand Julie’s story walking is to stop looking at it like physical time travel and start looking at each cycle like another version of the same story. The story itself is already written, but every cycle plays it out again in a different time with different people filling different roles.
Think about reading a book. You’re not physically inside it, but consciously you’re entering that story and experiencing the chapter as you read it. You can also go back and read an earlier chapter without that chapter happening all over again. You’re just returning to a part of the story that’s already there. That’s basically how I think Julie’s ability works. Her body stays in the present while her consciousness enters different chapters and older versions of the same story.
The dungeon is the best example. That place existed before Boyd, Martin or Julie were ever there. The well and rope were already part of that setting. Julie didn’t create the rope or add it to Boyd’s past. She entered the chapter and interacted with something that was already there. We already saw the rope get thrown down to Boyd. Julie’s story walk just showed us the part of that scene we were missing.
Then she goes through the doorway and ends up in the tunnels, and I think that threshold is basically like turning the page. She isn’t physically walking from the dungeon to the tunnels. She’s being pulled further into the story.
And I think the faraway trees help explain why. We already know that crossing certain thresholds in this place doesn’t follow normal geography. You go through one opening and end up somewhere completely different. But those places also seem connected to older parts of the story. So I don’t think the trees are just randomly moving people around. They may be anchoring people into different parts of the story.
Julie going through that doorway could be working the same way, except through story walking. She enters the dungeon chapter, crosses another threshold and gets pulled into the next part connected to it. That’s why I think she ends up in the tunnels. She isn’t randomly being moved somewhere else. She’s being pulled deeper into the children’s story.
And I think this is where the stories start overlapping. Julie is entering parts of the current story, but she keeps getting pulled toward the older story underneath it. She may not be one of the reincarnations herself, but her mother is. Tabitha is directly tied to the children and to what originally happened there, so Julie could basically be following her mother’s thread through the story. The deeper she follows that thread, the closer she gets to the original story.
The bookmark works the same way. Julie leaves the paper because she thinks she’s testing whether she can go back and change something. But if Victor eventually finds it and draws on it, she still hasn’t changed his story. Victor was already in that chapter drawing. Julie just gave him another prop to interact with while he was already doing what he always did.
That’s the difference. Julie can interact with the story without rewriting it. She can enter chapters, see things we didn’t see before and even become part of moments that were already there, but she can’t change where those events lead.
And I think that may be the actual purpose of her ability. Maybe Julie isn’t supposed to change the story at all. Maybe she’s supposed to help Tabitha and Jade see the true version of it, not the version this place keeps making them see.
Just finished watching FROM and now I’m starting to think I’m in an illusion world just like that 😭
Is this the reality?
Are you guys real?
Is this reddit instagram whatever social media is just a distraction to keep us away from what's actual reality is
Now why would Donna tell the already hurting Henry who said “This cant be real” just a few seconds ago and found bullets where the gun is? It just seems crazy and supports the fact that she might be w the monsters. When new people arrive they specifically take care of them because they are suicidial. He finds bullets and urges him to go see Victor (Sheriff station) WHICH ALSO HAPPENS TO BE THE PLACE WHERE THE GUN IS
Look closely at these two paintings, because some of the details are way too specific to ignore.
The Cyclops Painting:
The first thing that stands out is the creature’s huge white nails, Black/white hair, and Green Teeth’s, yellow tongue and he’s wearing something white.
If you imagine the green teeth’s resemble the trees themselves, which could be a visual connection between the creature and the Forest - as if the Forest is part of the same living entity. And VICTOR KEEPS SAYING “THE TREES ARE MOVING “ .
But the really interesting part is the neck and hair. Compare them to the older, blood-covered Boy in White in Miranda’s other painting. The dark neck and the strange black-and-white hair pattern look remarkably similar.
Then you have the yellow tongue, which the theory connects to the Man in Yellow and his association with consuming the townspeople.
So the theory is: What if Miranda wasn’t painting completely different creatures? What if she was unknowingly seeing different aspects of the same entity?
The Forest. The Boy in White. The Man in Yellow. The monsters.
Different forms… but possibly one entity keeping the town alive , feeding on fear and nightmares 👀
Okay so this is a recent theory I've come up with. I would like everyone to try to disprove this theory as much as possible. The Revelation that happened in the Revelations episodes is that the children were told a story they gave them hope and they poured that hope into the roots that made the tree. The children made the tree to help the people because it gives the children hope. So that story the children were told. Think back to episode 1 when Julie told Ethan a story. What if she changed that story. In fact, what if she told the children the story? Remember in episode 1 one of the monsters recognized Julie, which could mean that she actually went back far enough to know those people and to tell the children the story? I still believe the story that Julie told Ethan is significant in episode 1, but I think it means more than that. Just changing that story. I think she needs to change the entire story. So basically story walk out of the story and retell. You can't change a story, but you can make a new one. Please people let me know your thoughts and comments because I feel like this is a strong theory. We should probably focus on at least Julie's story walking at the least because it's going to be important.
Much love Fromily ❤️
Just finished watching all 4 seasons for the first time last week. It's an okay show, frustrating at times and I have a feeling the mysteries are full of red herrings and things that won't be wrapped up. Anyway, here's some of the things I suspect and have suspected across the runtime of the show:
>!I am stumped on what the injured bird represents, though. To me it looks like a juvenile raven but I could be wrong. I think Ethan is correct to interpret it as a sign, but of what? And what injured the bird?!<
So those are just some of the thoughts tumbling around inside my head. An entertaining enough show to keep watching but not as great as the newer Widow's Bay or Yellowjackets. I also love a spooky show though!