FROM - Theories #1 What Do The Monsters Want?
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- Welcome to the first of the FROM theories series of videos. This one is meant to ease us into the series with some basic theories about the monsters, Tabitha's apparent escape at the end of season 2, and some idea on what the "evil" in Fromville might be trying to accomplish.
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#Severance #tinfoilgang #SeveranceTheories - Zábava
My theory is it’s just like Lost. The writers are writing themselves into a corner, making stuff up to keep everyone interested, no answers in the series finale.
What wasn't answered in lost?
They rushed the ending, everything that happened was not answered. And they all lived happily ever after. It was lame. I didn't want to get involved in this either, same writers, they have potential but than mess up the ending
It's basically purgatory. They all are either dead, on life support, comatose, or near death like their last moments and leaping from that lighthouse portal wakes them up/revives them.... This is my assumption
@@noCAPtenPLANET No it wasn't a purgatory
Whatever happened to this series? Didn’t it end after two seasons basically in the middle of the story?
It seems to me that the creatures are previous townspeople. Perhaps all from the same previous generation of the town. Like they all look like they are from the 50’s. And Victor talked about that one set of cars that is beyond the other set of cars that was already there when he got there. And then when the smiley face creature enters the bus, he starts to pretend to drive it as though he remembers something from his previous life. And, of course, Smiley’s autopsy reveals that the monsters have human anatomy.
Monsters Wendigos !
It's weird, because the townspeople don't seem to be turning into anything, and they're basically always torn apart when the monsters get them.
-but there ARE monster children. So, maybe, anyone born inside that place, becomes one of those things.
Fatima is also currently pregnant, so, who knows what it will be when it comes out.
@@OpinionParademy theory is what SpookyScarecrow said but, instead of any dead townspeople, it's those that got caught in the "calamity". Iirc everyone but little Victor died in a single night right?
If you look at the school where Kristi lives, you'll see there's a stage set up with lights and rows of chairs facing it.
There's old Halloween decorations on the stage.
The monsters are all so different- a cowboy, mechanic, milkman, nurse, etc. because THEY'RE WEARING HOMEMADE COSTUMES. Whatever happened in the 50's happened on Halloween at the school and there was a dance- explaining why some monsters are in costume and others- like Jazmine, Smiley and the black debutante are all dressed like it's prom. Some monsters, like the Professor or the Grannie were teachers or chaperones.
I think they were all sacrificed to something.
I also think Elgin's grandmother was present in that wave- somehow she escaped and, on the nursing home, told Elgin about Fromville. That's why he knows stuff like the Brundels pond.
That's my theory, anyway.
I wonder if everything took place in 1947, as 4 and 7 keep coming up 🤷🏻♀️
Realizing the sheriff was also in lost, everything makes sense now lol
this show is definitely one of the best shows in a while, it has all: mystery, eerie atmosphere and suspense, i get that people are kind of frustrated with no answers but i like it better that way than when they reveal too much,it kind of kills the mystery that way, i love wondering what will happen next, can't wait for season 3!
I had to pause this for like a week so I could go watch 2 seasons of a show I hadn't even heard of. Holy shit, actually pretty great.
Surprised no one has mentioned that when Randall yells at the monsters that he is not afraid they leave.
They leave because something worse has arrived - the cicada dream ravager monster.
Interesting
@@kaye1937why are they worse than creatures who kill? I’d take bugs over those monsters
@@garowemedia7263 they basically blew up that dudes wife from the inside they definitely kill
@@garowemedia7263 lol bruh, did you even watch that part? that "bug" creature basically attaches itself to you and psychologically haunts you while you're awake and kills you if you sleep. it has the power to manifest physical injuries through your dreams, then when it does finally kill you after all that, it traps your soul in a "dream-like tower" where those bugs live inside your skin feed on your flesh forever, and you can't escape through death. that's much much worse than some slow monsters that want to torture and kill you. at least you get to die.
The whole "it's a government experiment" theory makes no sense. These are MONSTERS we are dealing with, as well as the power lines that extend under the house leading to nowhere. Whatever is doing this is supernatural. I mean, they could go down "The Matrix" road where it's all VR, but that would be boring. Also, Tabitha not actually making it out would also be boring (not saying that the writers wouldn't play that card though).
The other thing that bugs me is the weather is said to always be nice no matter how much time passes, then in season 2 the weather begins to change. There's also the dates in the lighthouse(?) that stretch back hundreds of years. I'm thinking it's supernatural entity/force that feeds on fear. Every time someone dies, it inspires fear. When new people show it inspires fear. The visions some people experience ultimately inspires fear.
Tabitha digging under the house and her husband building the radio tower kind of inspires hope or the very least lessons the fear, and the entity(s) don't like that so it changes the rules or at least ups the difficultly, like when the rats get too used to the maze.
One of the most annoying parts of season 2 was the husband being absolutely wrong and not getting his just dues for the shit he caused. They just blew it over. Dude was fucking tripping
I had a theory (not the only one) about the monsters being inspired by creatures called Sluagh from Irish/Scottish folklore. It doesn't fit the location nor how the creatures represent themselves but there are a lot of reasons why I feel like they're at least INSPIRED by them. And I believe Sluaghs were said to fly "in from the west" so..
They're a type of fae but fae can actually be pretty evil haha. Sluaghs in particular are known for being restless and malevolent. They gain powers from human souls, especially the souls of those that are dying or sad. They are said to be able to shapeshift into birds, thus they could be the crows watching them during the day. When they are in their human-like form, they are said to appear old, thin, and haggard with long appendages that end in sharp claws, and to have gnarled teeth protruding from a beak-like mouth. They show this form before killing, perhaps using glamour beforehand to appear more human or maybe they were human once upon a time and resume their original human form when they're not attacking.
Two main theories sit behind the creation of Sluaghs - 1. They are unrest souls of the dead, specifically people who were exceptionally evil and cruel during their lives ooorrr 2. They're actually a form of fae where something went horribly wrong (think of the falmer living underground in Skyrim being elves or orcs in lord of the rings being corrupted elves).
Sluaghs are also often associated with "the wild hunt" and enjoy hunting for pleasure. They can be blocked by windows and doors, and they cannot enter a home unless one is opened for them. They are most active during the night and like to hide in dark forgotten places (ie the caves/tunnels) during the day.
I think it's also worth noting that fae in general are "known" to create portals to other worlds/pocket dimensions and enjoy toying with humans. I think them being tied to the fae would also explain things like the faraway trees. It is also said to bring bad fortune to those that cut them down. Maybe the tree in the road is a fallen faraway tree? I'm rewatching season two now so I'm a little fuzzy on certain details but perhaps that's what happened before? The Sluaghs created a portal via faraway tree, the humans cut it down, and sluaghs seek revenge? I don't recall how everyone died when Victor was a child.. if it was the monsters or something else.. so I'm probably way off on that one but eh, figured it was worth mentioning anyway.
Buuuuut then whatever happened to Tabitha at the end of season 2 kinda shat on my theory haha. Unless it's just a deeper part of the realm they created. I am curious about what's "worse" in the woods and such - spiders play a role pretty early on but are seen as "inspiring" or "lucky" in Irish/Scottish lore because their web represents "if at first you don't succeed, try try and try again", which is something brought up in conversations several times - is it worth trying something again that has failed before? But I don't know if I'd consider what happened to Boyd lucky.. it gave him options and such but that damned Ballerina scares me. Now my theory is... idk probably is a government experiment haha.
The monsters DON'T EAT ANYTHING.
Even the Jasmine monster spit that one idiot's tongue out.
They disembowel people in a ritualistic way- tearing out the tongue and disemboweling them- but no bite marks. No monsters with bloody mouths.
Also, why did The Voices have Sarah murder Toby in a way to match what the monsters do?
The same voices had Sarah leave the door to that same room open so the monsters could get inside- so they would have killed Toby the same way anyway!
So- why was Toby special? Would he have recognized the monsters somehow? Maybe he'd know what was happening?
Maybe the mutilation of the bodies prevents the dead from returning as monsters? That doesn't seem the case, since townspeople that kill themselves don't return- neither did Sarah's brother.
We do know the town keeps exact numbers of people - if you count all the people dead in season one, they're all replaced by the Matthews family and Jade, plus the people from the bus that don't get killed by the monsters.
Exactly the same number.
It's a terrarium- just like one of Victor's drawings that shows the town in a glass bottle (even showing the monster tunnels beneath it!).
I think whatever is running things wiped out the town and started over at some point- removing the sole survivor- Victor- and he saw the town from outside the... experiment, for want of a more precise term.
I think that's what broke Victor's mind.
This is a really smart assessment! I believe you might be onto something. What do you think @NautilusFiles?
It always seemed to me that Sarah killed Toby to spare him the more gruesome death.
She couldn't do the same for the other two because they'd prolly overpower her (& ultimately, it had to look like it was the monsters that did it all anyway)
It’s crazy that this show and severance came out in the same year and they are my two favorite shows right now. Or severance will be if they ever release another season lol
Same here!
I hate horror; scary shows! Now...I'm Ensnared watching "From"! I hate myself! Yet...so good!
Same !!! I watched severance last year and has been dying for the next season. Yesterday I finished watching from and and dying for the next season but hey atleast from has released a teaser and severance is rumoured to have ended it's filming, so fingers crossed!!!
Same here
i think they would have gotten an idea how they were chosen to be trapped there if only they discussed things. Like there must be some sort of criteria or a trigger for them to be chosen somehow.
Maybe the monsters have an otherworldly case of hemorrhoids. That's why they can't run and they're so pissed off at those who can.
I don't think the monsters need to inflict any kind of mental trauma for sustenance or anything, but they do so because that is their very reason for existing.
I think that Fromville is a place where certain people are capable of making their imaginations real. Victor and Boyd at least are capable of doing so. Boyd's hero complex inspired him to imagine into existence both the animals they eat as well as the talismans that protect them. Victor did the same with the monsters. The man in the photo did something that caused severe psychological harm to Victor and it made him see people as monsters that relish causing psychological harm to people, that thought was strong enough that Fromville manifested human-like monsters that relish causing psychological harm to people.
I think you are absolutely right
Interesting
But Victor says that the night everyone died, his mother told him to hide somewhere "new", somewhere Christopher wouldn't know about.
This suggests to me that they were already hiding at night, that the monsters already existed when Victor arrived.
nope... both Boyd and Sara made it into the faraway tree. Boyd went first and was transported to the dungeon well, Sara went in right behind him and was transported directly to the church basement in town.
So she claims.
@@3mundi It would be interesting if she got to the church in some other way, but so far that's what we have. Anything else is pure speculation, and the youtuber doesn't even present a different scenario as a theory, he just fails to explain it.
The Boy In White wanted SARAH to enter the Faraway Tree- but instead, she had Boyd go first.
I think the Boy wanted HER to pop up in that dry well, not Boyd.
She might have handled things very differently.
@@jasoncaldwell5627 nah, the Boy in White communicated with Sarah because she has the ability to hear voices and can communicate through telepathy. He told her that they should both enter the tree to be safe, as the 'place' was angry and pushing back. She let Boyd in first only because Boyd was in bad shape and because otherwise he wouldn't know how to do it since he wasn't the one who got the instructions from the Boy in White.
I'm really worried this is gonna be a Lost situation and we will never get satisfying answers.
Considering boyds actor was in that show it would be a dick move.
It's labeled as a "Sci-Fi Horror" show.
So, my bet is on some sort of malfunctioning or misplaced advanced alien technology.
*Any sufficiently advanced technology, would appear as magic to a less developed perspective.*
Notice how the town doesn't make much sense? It's all aesthetic and form. They have power, but the wires don't lead to anything. They have livestock, but nobody knows where the animals come from, etc etc.
Almost like their human habitat is being emulated, rather than actually replicated.
This could be some sort of crashed alien ship, with different biomes and "pocket realities" meant to house a bunch of different species.
One of those species: Humans
This could be like some sort of highly advanced Noah's Ark.
The three lines could be three intersecting pocket realities, which allows the species of those realities to interact.
Some alien species have been trapped there a very long time. Others (humans and earth animals) have been wandering into the "anomaly" created by the ship.
The real question, to me, is:
Who or what was piloting this ship...and is it still alive?
@@OpinionParade interesting theory . Could be something like "The Thing". Maybe the presence there is some extra dimensional or alien sadistic criminal that was being transported or a part of the crew that went insane.
That area could be something like a holodeck or danger room simulation or these people could be in stasis and experiencing a matrix type of virtual reality
Agree
@@JV-bf7cbyeah the boy in white could be some form of AI running around trying to fix things
I get loads of stephen King vibes and some subtle biblical references fatima passing the apple to Julie the lighthouse tower of babylon/ the bug things death plague ect
Like a new garden of Eden thing
I'm really thinking the town is a cycle, somewhat of snowglobe pocket dimension. It has been going on for some time now like maybe 500+ years - the monsters perhaps are previous cycle inhabitants, It could explain why at least all the monsters we see seem to be from the 1960s? I'm not sure as to why but perhaps once the entity "wins" in that cycle, the remaining people become the monsters. It could also explain why some of them had very "human" moments, like the bus guy, the girl at the window, the farmers. There's clearly some sort of psychic link happening with them and the people and it's fascinating that they aren't just this force of bad. They still seem to have some semblance to them but perhaps not in control? I'm really glad they already answered that this isn't death or purgatory
It's an alien "Noah's Ark" type ship that has been collecting species for thousands and thousands of years. It crashed on earth, in North America, and has been malfunctioning; taking in more and more samples into a broken system.
The species of different planets are housed in holodeck-type simulated realities; but these realities are broken and are bleeding into each other; there are glitches. Species that were never intended to meet, are now in the same glitching habitats.
The runes, symbols, etc are basically computer language, prompts, etc. Developer and Moderator tools that the system recognizes.
Thus, what appears to be "magic", is actually technology.
Get out of my head man!!! I’ve been following since severance. Then you did Silo, which I loved!I binged From months ago and was just watching some recaps cause I was missing it and also curious about season 3. Then boom you bring it with the From coverage! Keep it up!
This is by far one of my favorite shows right now! Can't wait for season 3. Great Vid!
Killing it, brother! Great choice on the new series!
Yo, Alan! Good to see you, brother!
Yesss! I'm so glad you're covering From!
Love that you’re giving us your grooviness on this show!
Thanks for the videos, really great vibe
I love that you're doing FROM. You really never disappoint!!! ❤
Thank you so much!!
You caught my eye with severance but now you have my attention.
The Nautilus is doing From! How awesome is that!
Great video bro. Please do keep following 'From'. There are so many interesting theories out there. Any of which fit the picture in some way or another. I do think you could make a few theories from the show covering a variety of topics.
If anyone has recommendations to more shows like this *please* let me know! (My favorite genres are post apocalyptic, survival horror, disasters, etc.) - Because this is the first show in a long time where I haven’t been able to predict the plot. I have no idea where the story is going & what the mystery is.
lol not trying to sound conceited; but just have been able to accurately predict what’s going to happen in most shows & movies (especially lately). So it’s really fun being completely dumbfounded. Can’t wait for the third season.
Heard severance is good . I'm gonna give that a shot . Reviews look good
I really loved "The Haunting of Hill House" (it's not post apocalyptic, though).
Also the Swedish movie "Let the Right One In" (Låt den rätte komma in) from 2008 is great, IMHO. (Also not post apocalyptic)
9:24 I also thought it was planned, ... until someone else had another theory : Sara's decision to 'kill the boy' was not only influenced by the prospect of bringing everyone home and the threat against her brother, but also by Kristi's claim that she would do anything - no matter how bad - if it could serve the greater good and allow her to see Marielle again. In the end, it's just irony in all its glory taking the reins of the show : Sara failed to 'kill the boy' and, as a result, her brother died and, to add insult to the injury, guess who got her wish, despite feeling so bad for her answer and not physically doing anything ? That's right : Kristi can see Marielle again, despite not being the one to try to 'kill the boy', but she feels terrible about the consequences of her careless answer and, just to go the extra mile, she's not even half as happy as she wants to be with Marielle, because she's an unreliable morphine addict who complicates her already difficult life.
Smart and concise video. New subscriber!
i really liked how you look at this keep up the good work ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you!
Here's one for algorithm. Your channel is the best! Thanks so much for doing From!
Appreciate it! :)
New sub! I just found your channel as the FROM Frenzy is afoot. Your logic is sound, your comments are great, and your voice is soothing. Great review/summation, I'll be in touch. Thanks.
Appreciate the kind words, and thanks for the sub!
Honestly, I don't think the creators have answers. I think they make it up as they go.
*My theory:*
It's all happening in a crashed alien space ship, which essentially has giant "holodecks" to hold species and biomes from different planets.
The three lined symbol is depicting some sort of glitch or break in the system, which is allowing three of these "realities" to cross over.
Thus, inhabitants from different "exhibits" are wandering into the wrong places. Sorta wolves wandering into a deer habitat, or vise versa.
It's either an A.I. or an alien which is "controlling" the ship/habitats but there is something wrong with the system after all this time, and it needs the help of people. Meanwhile, other species on the ship are either getting in the way, or actively don't want things to be fixed.
Since they're essentially in a glitching simulation, there are certain symbols and things which might work like developer or moderator tools. Computer language, or prompts that the system understands.
There's a lot going on here, and all of it can be explained by advanced alien technology.
Bro is onto nothing 🔥🔥
@@robinbodnar5079 It's a sci-fi show. Not gonna be magic or spiritual stuff.
Oh man I'm glad I found this channel again I regret not subscribing at first dude
Thanks, glad to hear you enjoyed the vids :)
Yessss! More From content please!
Reel enigmas & theories is also a great page to follow on this
Has anyone wondering why the roads lead back to the town but the forest seems like a open playground 🤔
Nice! If you dig this show, I'm watching it. I'll be back when I'm caught up!
the voice on the radio sounded like the guy who played John Locke on Lost
Hmmmmm what is silo? I'm assuming i have to watch it. I finally got around to watching the first season of homecoming because of this channel. And TOTALLY worth it.
I'm here for it! I love From,i love severance. These shows 'are not like the other girls' just straight oddities and mind puzzles on screen! I love it.
YES! Thank you bro, I love your channel and this series in perfect for breakdowns and theories!
It’s such a fun show and painfully overlooked. Just goes to show you can do A LOT even with a tight budget. Give me at least two more seasons, because the first two were great!(:
Maybe when Tabitha walks out of the hospital, she will actually be walking out of the missing motel in Fromville…. 🤔🤔🤔
I love this show. Can't wait for season 3.
I think the title says it all.. "from" as in, all these things are from within, the monsters, the fear, everything.
I believe it’s alien abduction. That’s why everyone isn’t from the same location. It’s a huge ship over the world, like the lamp Jade picked up S1E4. When Tabitha was pushed out the lighthouse window , that was the only way to get beamed out of the ship. They are in like “The Zoo “ from Steven Universe, except the alien ship is hovering on earth
You have an interesting take. I see things a little bit differently. I hear a lot of people saying that the monsters do not walk because they like it when the people are frightened. I do not believe that that is the case. I do not think that they can move fast. They are like sloths. One of the reasons I say that is because when Victor was in the hole in the ground and one of them woke up, they still moved slowly. Another reason is that when Boyd killed one, there was no reaction from the others of surprise when the monster died. When the monster screamed and started to die, the other monsters didn't jump; they were not startled. They continued to move slowly like sloths. I think that the only way they can catch their prey is if they can get it to stay still long enough for them to grab it and the only way that they can do that is if they appear human. I also think that that boy in the white is not a friend. I think that he is behind all of this. I think that he is the one who responded on the radio and collapsed the house so that they wouldn't find out where his pet monsters live. I think this is all one big game for him. In the beginning, when all of those people died, he sat on the merry-go-round thing (I don't remember the name of it, but it sits right next to the house, and Victor saw him playing with it when all of those people died when he was a kid). They think he is helping them, but I think he is not. He is not trying to help them escape he is just toying with them. He spoke to Tabitha before he pushed her out of the window. He could have easily spoken to any number of the people that have seen him and lead them to the castle. He also pushed Tabitha out the window so she wouldn't go back and lead other people to the castle. I think that he is behind everything.
you are WRONG
@@TahsinNirzhar Why? Support your argument.
Season 3 spoiler: The plane from LOST crash lands in Fromville
That would solve everything and nothing has to be explained.
Has anyone heard the theory that tabitha actually is Eloise who managed to escape as a child but lost her memory?
Tabitha is too young to be Eloise though, she’s at least 10 years younger than Victor if not more.
But I’ve heard people say it could be Abby since she recognize the place from a “dream” she had as a child
Ha. I agree. That one monster is the worst. That actor was perfectly cast for the role. I think that the radio will just end up being the monsters. They do talk.
The Bottles might be for every person that either escaped or died.
Deep dive into all of the different pictures/ drawings please
This seems to be dead by daylight in tv form. Trapped by an unseeable evil, hunted by creatures, able to escape if they push on into the dark and find the exit
Ok obsessed ❤
Hey, Sara! Another convert? Hope you like it :)
Yayy!! ❤
There she is! 😊
Sara went into the tree, she just ended up in different spot than Boyd.
Spoiler alert:
There are some scenes where it seems the monsters are so close that they easily could have taken some of the new arrivals (for instance when Jim, Tabitha and children first arrived), but chose not to. Why? The wish to "season" them, as the creator of this video suggests? (He might be right)
Then there is the killing of father Khatri, which happens quickly and in a very different manner than usual. It's closer to the way Sara kills her brother than to the messy way of the monster. It seems they wanted father Khatri dead more than they wanted to torture him. And the monster killing him seems less human looking than the others - or did he just change into his monster persona before striking?
Also, they let Boyd get away after he killed Smiley - Why?
I wonder if we'll ever get the answers to these questions ...
Everybody’s thinking too hard. The town, the people, everything that’s happening dont really exist and are just the figment of one characters mind. The lady that woke up. The end
Sarah did make it into the tree though. It’s just the tree they went into takes them to random places and the tree near the bottle tree takes you to the lighthouse every time
Ok. It may not make sense right now but the title is actually MORF.
That creature looks like Tattletale Tellie
I wish season 2 was better, they need to get back to horror/mystery. Instead of scifi/drama
isn't it already named the town? if its an experiment why is the boy in white still the same and not aging. ang the lights and outlets not having cables unless theyre controlling them perfectly with remote relays and holding contacts. theyd have to manually operate them perfectly and have batteries that dont die while the towns people jam things into sockets.
i think this is an armegeddon device, I think ragnorok in the perception of how humans would view. the fear is the power for keeping the end at bay. the rituals are the key. lot of runes with nordic gods of protection of the dead and the living. its a sacrifice run by a sect thats been going on for years.
my theory is that they are all in a comma, on the edge of death, life support, etc. and this is purgatory. This explains how tabitha wakes up in a hospital. she found her way out, thus waking up from her comma. they said she was found unconscious on a hiking trail. what if her and her family did make it to their camping destination and were out hiking, only for her/family to get injured while hiking leading to her comma/hospilization. my theory is all the people there are in purgatory and are in similar situations. they need to find there way out to wake up.
Yea kinda giving of Alice In Borderland vibe, everyone in it had an accident and they are all either dead, dying in the hospital bed, and or coma.
Has anyone seen the pants that Ellis is wearing it has the same symbols as the rocks that they hang up on the doors i wonder if that would actually protect him 🤔 and has anyone ever gone passed the tree like the other side of it?
Can you recommend a similar show to this? Aside from Lost?
100, leftovers
"Under the Dome" and "Wayward Pines" are both good but got canceled. There's also "30 Coins", "Yellowjackets" "The Strain" and "The "Returned". I'm sure there are more but that's what comes to mind.
@@nautilusfiles thank you! Discovered and watched “Yellowjackets” because of your channel. So far so good. Love your reviews!
l e f t o v e r s
I think its magic or aliens
When is season 3 coming out??
Not sure yet, but I'll let you know as soon as I find out!
Every person was going through a life change. Selling their company, divorce, retirement, confirmation of Alzhiemers. They're pivotal life changes.
I will say though the cell phone was a alarm calls don’t work there and they can’t charge them that was possible
Does anyone knows show similar to From? I need to watch something mysterious like this until next season.
Personally I dont believe it would be something like a government testing them, UNLESS it's only a small part of it and for example the government knows about this place where the laws of physics go bloop and it is being tested with random people. But idk it seems unlikely.🤔
Haha ok, paused at the "Spoiler Alert" to do some binge watching. But I'll be back for a proper comment soon :)
Hey, ravenlord! Well, it's an entertaining show in the spirit of Lost, so if you enjoyed that then you probably will get something out of it. It builds a fairly complex web of mystery and intrigue, that makes up for what it lacks in some areas, but I think season 3 will be a key make-or-break season for the series. 🤞
somebody tell me where the food come from
It's pointless to theorize since it's likely even the showrunners themselves don't know what the story is about. They're just making a bunch of mystery boxes as a cheap way to bait people's interest. They hope eventually they'll make up some haphazard overarching explanation that brings the various mystery boxes together. This is what they did with lost. It's cheap bait.
The townies all come into the town as something drastic was changing in their lives I’ve noticed. Boyd was starting retirement. Tabitha and Jim are getting divorced, just to name a few.
Tabitha is Eloise?
a HUGE mystery in the series that people overlook is how whoever it is that’s terrorizing the town , how in the fuck did they have the power to DROP A HOUSE ON SOMEBODY 🙆🏽♂️
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Your Tree theory starts off wrong right away.
There are several Far Away Trees. They all randomly dump you off somewhere different every time except for the bottle tree. The Bottle tree leads to the Lighthouse. We know this bc Victors Mom says that the Bottle Tree is special.
The tree that Boyd went into wasn't the bottle tree. He was out by the Lighthouse when the boy in white told Sara to go into a nearby Tree if they want to live.
There can be several reasons why Tabitha gets booted. It has to do with the lighthouse and she fell from the top which isn't very survivable unless she went through another type of portal.
Not "my theory", unless I stated otherwise. I'm sharing common/interesting theories that I've come across.
Idk, it feels to me like a "pocket dimension". Somehow people end up in this pocket dimension and all in it is either supernatural or aliens. There's no way for this to be "experiment", too many loose ends and inpossible to explain. You can't even explain the basic thing in this show - namely monster. Why are they there, why theh act like they act and why do they have human body. Impossible to explain
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This show is so frustrating, there are some good ideas and intriguing mysteries but it's riddled with so-so and bad acting, way too slow pace when it comes to giving the audience any answers and everything seems to be just stuff that stuck to the wall after the writers threw it on there, I really hope this show will wrap up with two more seasons max and that the writers aren't just pulling poop out of their butts and stuff makes sense but I'm afraid it'll just be a complete incoherent mess at the end.
I hope there's a ending or it will get to b boring, if the writers r smart a cool ending , bravo! Or just trying to fuck with use not cool. Peace n calm.
i do not like Fatima lol idk what it is bro but she just gets on my nerves . when she was screaming & banging on the window she was pissing me tf off 🤦🏽♂️
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One theory i saw in another shorts video is that the lighthouse is massively significant because the glass surrounding the flame had been broken, meaning someone tried to access the flame before . And when the boy popped up and pushed her out, he said “i had to do it.”
I think the lighthouse flame is a major key element to the fromverse
Just like the preacher had found the drawing of the child he failed to save in his prelife tells me he was there before in the town who died and returned or is a desendent of someone who was there
How did u not mention a theory regarding the people chained up used as some sort of sacrifice and now nobody is in the chains the town is changing
I think elgin is fatimas baby who dies and got to leave the town only to be dragged back years later
And tabitha has spent a year in tha hospital by the time she wakes up there
Go back and watch the bathtub scene of elgin and that vision and watch the epode s2 e1 or 2 where elgin goes with fatima to the pond and asks him about his first vision
Im just wondering why boyd and jade see the same dummy doll
Lost was time travel bs