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| Duration: | 54 min. |
| Released: | 28.05.202328.05.2023 19:00 |
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A ballerina is a babaika of the Smile level or It goes. The one that only you can see, but which can physically destroy you. Maybe she threw off the rope?
Elgin turned out to be very brave for such a complex kid. The whole trip was very stressful.
I hope Kenny forgave Boyd, because clearly this is not the time to be angry about the past.
I wonder if they didn't attack Boyd because he didn't show that he was afraid, or did they want to see what would happen? They obviously didn't know about the blood. It's a pity, of course, that the most charismatic was killed, now we won't know why he behaved like that on the bus. And, probably, this is a one-time victory, you won't get such blood anymore. Unless, of course, she stayed in Boyd and is now in Ellis.
It's a pity they didn't show how the skinhead's adventure ended there.
Or just say, Go for the arrow!, they perform voice commands)
However, now I think more and more, there are anchor people in every race who move the plot... more precisely, life in their community. And someone just doesn't understand what's going on, well, someone is like cannon fodder. But people like Victor and Jade are those who are trying (or tried) to do something, but suffer from the fact that nothing works out.
After this episode, interest in the series returned, and then I began to wait for two episodes to come out and watch in one gulp. The strategy turned out to be good 😂
So, one theory was tested (that the smileys would not approach Boyd), it turned out to be incorrect, but we got an answer to the question what would happen if the worms got into the smile. The answer is expected. I was amused by how they abruptly stopped smiling :D
Now the question is what will happen to him in the sun. Will he disappear? Will it burn? Will he stay? I hope they will answer us in the next episode, and not at the end of the season.
Very cool work with the camera in the car, just well done.
But something else surprises me. Why do they still not believe when someone says they see something or hear something. Here half of the people have some kind of glitches, people, you live in a city from which it is literally impossible to get out, and at night humanoid smileys come who literally tear and devour people. But no, Boyd has dementia.
Kenny started throwing something up. And he was the one who pointed the gun to get Boyd to give blood. Boyd refuses and what, Kenny? What will you do? Will you shoot? Will you kill me? Yes, it will certainly help a lot, it will be awesome, it will be possible to scoop up blood from the floor and pour it into Ellis.
A series without Jade and Victor is sad :(
From the point of view of the world in which the characters are located, this is generally stupid.
But on the other hand: Boyd has a disease, plus people remember what Boyd's wife did. Here, too, it's scary to trust right away, because it seemed to one that it was necessary to shoot everyone so that they would wake up, and the other has worms crawling under the skin that no one sees.
Plus, if Boyd told this to Jade, Sarah or Tabitha, who can see the glitches themselves, then this is one conversation. But the people that Boyd told didn't come across it and didn't experience anything like it themselves.
About worms. If the worms remained, then it would be possible to sneak into the shelter of the smileys during the day and kill them while they sleep.
Even if you look at it from the point of view of justice. They have laws, they face a night in a cage for this. Fine. We'll forgive Sarah. Someone will decide that he can kill too. Next, in this episode, a guy stabbed Boyd's son. Even if it was by accident, but in general such a stupid situation happened there. He tried to kick out the newly arrived comrades, threatened them with a knife, then stabbed Ellis, because of this Elgin, Fatima and Ellis had to risk their lives to go out at night. In theory, it should also be thrown into a cage for the night. I wonder how events will develop in this regard. Because if you forgive both this guy and Sarah, then with a possible brewing rebellion, the last deterrent in the form of a cage will lose its meaning.
In general, this is strange - well, it is so accepted among them that people in such conditions are taken care of by those who understand this, and relatives spend time together and do not interfere with professionals. How did this cause his death?
About Kenny and his family. I do not know why Kenny's mother or himself did not spend the night at the clinic. Christie suggested to Kenny that his mother stay there overnight. Maybe she couldn't bear to see her husband like that. I don't know.
Kenny said that his father thought his brothers were knocking and pushed Kenny's mother. And she and Boyd discussed that it was unbearable to see their parents in such a state. Plus, the mother lives by illusions (again, according to Kenny and believes that her husband will recover), and plus she makes a very good contribution to society as a whole, cooks in a diner and runs a warehouse with junk. Maybe she's doing all this to worry less about her husband. In any case, they didn't send him to some kind of prison, but to a place where people who don't mind doing it should take care of him. In my eyes, they did the right thing. Plus, from the brief moments with Kenny's father, we can see that he was really taken care of there. And no one could predict Sarah's behavior. Your reasoning can then be used by Tabitha and her husband (I forgot his name) They should also blame the fact that they sent a small one with Sarah to look at animals and because of this their son was in danger, and Sarah's brother turned out to be dead. And Boyd is also in the cage, since he did not anticipate Sarah's behavior. Oh, well, Christie can be at the same time. She indirectly supported Sarah in Ethan's murder.
My opinion: Frank deserves a cage. Sarah too. I don't care about the voices. The guy from this series who stabbed Alice too, but given that he's from the colony, I don't know how they'll deal with him.
And you somehow imagine everything one-sidedly, you only mention that it was unbearable for loved ones to see the old man like this, so they got rid of him so as not to suffer. But you don't mention that the old man was crying and asking to go home, he couldn't bear it either. Therefore, it should sound different. Someone had to suffer and they got rid of him, not so that no one would suffer, but so that they would not suffer.
The fact that in your eyes they did the right thing is just as normal as the fact that in my eyes doing the right thing is completely different. It's good if you're sincere and you'll be glad when your children do the right thing by you, and you won't whine that you want to go home like the grandfather from the series. I'll be glad if they do to me what I think is right.
You also came up with Tabitha and Jim - they didn't let Ethan and Sarah go, Tabitha went with them, and yes, that's how it should be, if she let the baby go to hell with who, yes, it would be her own fault that something bad happened to him.
"Frank is the head of the family in the understanding of society, he chose to live in a house, not in a colony" - and the Lew family chose to live in a colony or something? Or in the understanding of society, the head of the family is a grandfather with dementia?
"Frank would be alive now and no one would accuse him" - this is also your speculation. Frank was accused only by a priest traveling without a bible and you) and other viewers, of course) but I mean, he wasn't forced to go into the box. He wanted to die because he didn't want to live without them. So he would have been alive not if his loved ones had died in another house, but if he had treated them differently, for example, as they treated Kenny's grandfather and mother, or in some other way, well, as a misfortune that you can live with.
Well, the fact that Kenny did not know that it was Sarah who let the monsters in, and his mother thought that her ex-husband let them in himself, suggests that they did not think that the hospital was absolutely safe. They weren't running around then, they weren't yelling, let's investigate how this could happen, because they knew before that, yes, grandfather could open the door, but there would also be some people from the hospital, not us.
Here, too, I'm falling out of this. Dudes, reality check: you are surrounded by complete paranormalness, you are in a looped area of space into which you teleport from random territories all over the country, nehs roam around, tearing people into shreds. But even this is not the most important thing - one of the main companions of the whistling flask is the lack of criticism of its condition. Boyd's wife is a classic example, she was confident in her words, so confident that she was ready to kill her son and husband. Boyd has repeated to you several times that he understands perfectly well how it all looks from the outside. Well, Camon. At least Christie should know this, she has honey. education.
On the contrary, I am more surprised how they, seeing his behavior, allowed him to walk around with a gun.
Well, you can't do that, at least they threw in something that later turned out to be untrue, but so far we have absolutely nothing 🙄
Or did I miss something?
She laughed out loud.
The plot has finally progressed, hooray 🎆
Boyd got carried away to talk. It would have been so long ago, honestly. I hope everyone at the clinic will tell the others in the next episode what happened there. Without silence or dialogues of the format "I have a cow, I'm going to go."
The transfusion was somehow far-fetched. There are a crowd of such around Ellis, well, anyway, some of them also have the first group, besides Boyd. Purely statistically.
What will they do with Dale, what is there according to the rules of the colony?
Such a creep this smile, to which Boyd gave worms. I can't, it reminds me a lot of Teddy Perkins from "Atlanta" 🥴
It turns out that worms can be fought with smiles. If I were in their place, I would take the corpse off the road, in case it would come in handy.
Otherwise, of course, just like the commentators above, she got mad at Kenny with a gun, why?
Well, it's a little frustrating, in my opinion, the acting in places, as well as the slightly off-the-ceiling plot twists.
Nevertheless, I'm looking forward to the next episode.
Okay, the first few days, but people have been living there for at least a year, and they haven't even tried.
I even admit that you burn them one night, and they will be reborn the next. But it's interesting to see)
it's even in the genre, if there are horrors, then the witch, burn!
and not to build a radio tower on magic wires.
Maybe the screenwriters are leading to something special, but it's not clear what \_/
, it's just that in my head the decoy man should have had time to hang up a pebble and run out, closing the doors)
On the one hand, the plot has moved forward for the first time since the beginning of the season, on the other hand, what a stupid drama this is with Ellis. It is clear that this was necessary in order to get the worms out of Boyd and somehow stimulate him, but it is absolutely impossible to worry about his son, just like it was with Jim in the first series, because the plot armor on them is so thick.
In total, a plus sign for some kind of movement, and Elgin who showed himself well, minus for the lack of interesting characters and a snotty pseudo-tragedy, they also added pregnancy, gspd, for that.
https://youtu.be/US_AyFEfULA
- What tunnels?
- And? What? It's, listen, my kids are hungry there, I'm going
I really like how they are able to finish the series, I really want to find out what's next every time, even if the series was not very interesting.
I don't know. After new riddles were added in the second season and they didn't even try to explain the old ones (for example, the WHOLE walk of Boyd and Sarah), my expectations are already very low. Here the setting is interesting and the song is great (I never rewind).
But most likely I'm thinking about it 🤗😂
As for the worms and the smile, something tells me that he is not dead. It seems that he and the ballerina will now find a common language. And the residents will have to hide better.
A very strange scheme was given out by the sheriff: his son was stabbed, he dies without a transfusion, but it is more important for his father not to transfer the worm. To give it to an assistant - no, to give it to my son, and from my son in the morning to a maniac with voices in his head - no, to run to monsters, communication with whom can 99% turn into a torn brush up to the shoulder - yes! Moreover, if he had been torn to pieces on the spot, then his son would definitely have died.
Smiles do not cause fear at all. In the first episodes, although they walked slowly, they attacked quickly. And then a one-year-old baby can crawl away from them. Run through the woods all night and do not know grief.
The scene of the newcomer running to the car looked just as stupid, where the smiles could even lock their hands for a game of "trickle".
Or do they have no purpose to kill/devour?
And why did they just leave when one was killed? Why didn't they attack Boyd in retaliation for the "comrade"? like, "fuck, this guy is fucked up, he just came out and fucked up our guy, we're ticking, guys"? :D
My theory is that they feed on fear, and first of all they arrange all the catch-up so that everyone is scared. And they kill in order to make the survivors more afraid.
we were shown such a strong fear of the guys, how they panic, but the fear of what? Monsters drag no faster than a baby who has just learned to stand. It seems that it wasn't so difficult to hide from them when there were no talismans, the main thing was not to be surrounded (but judging by the situation with Boyd, even the environment is not scary).
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The Holy Father may have reasoned something like that. As a result, I relaxed, chet was walking quietly outside the house, looking around. Well, I got it
I will note 2 points - it feels like without Christie, they would all have died pretty quickly and she is one of the few who does at least something and at the same time brings a constant useful impact unlike the rest. the 2nd moment is to expose some white men with outspoken wisdom and show which university characters are good - as it is in Hollywood in 23, they simply cannot do otherwise, that the man in the kitchen who stabbed extremely stupidly Ellis deliberately throws shit on the fan (do not forget that blow in episode 1 from Donna, ha), that the newcomer on the bus is how openly expressed an aggressive redneck that it even looks inappropriate within the script pulling all these owls from twin peaks onto the globe, well, since they can't prescribe characters without considering this, what can you do, can't help it.
The ballerina with the Pas de Deux image is beautiful, of course, but it was overdone with repetitions in the series, it was enough to show that scene in the church and it was already powerful enough.
The most interesting thing is, of course, all this "bad blood" and the smile lying after that, who may have fallen asleep or passed out or in paralysis (I can't believe that he finally died because nothing happened after cutting them, they say they can't be killed, but it's sad), all this reminded me of Bloodborne and Old Blood, those who know those who understand what happened to the blood there, there is the same admixture with the level of insanity and the emerging images / monsters that Boyd sees. In general, of course, how absurdly slow they are already walking, and the fact that he just walked away from them as if they were not interested became very spoiling the perception, especially when Donna pushes philosophy about Fear here, what kind of fear can there be if they do not even try to scare or attack, extremely stupidly, apparently after season 1 they were also tired of that that the script is moving at a snail's pace.
But as Father Guthrie said : "but sometimes insanity is the most rational answer possible"-only when Boyd has it, and not everyone else.
The paradox is that when something happens and it concerns really key characters with whom something can be done within the framework of the script, it immediately becomes more interesting and the intrigue returns from season 1, but besides this, and if it happens as the entire 1st half of season 2 passes, they will not go far at such a pace, no one he asks for a loss even close, but kamon, you could at the beginning, do not expect that people will watch this for 10 seasons, you are not that good, accelerate, double and wind up before it's too late and finally answer at least something instead of throwing up, because the feeling is that in the end they will either come to the answers or is it all a mass hallucination of Victor.
Option 1: The ultimate goal is to devour someone. But human fear is an interesting entertainment.
For example, shaking people running away from slow-moving smiles at night, or even houses trembling behind glass.
In this case, the person behind the glass with the amulet, who is not afraid of them, is simply not interesting to them - they cannot eat him, and they will not get fear from him either.
Option 2: Fear (possibly also pain/suffering) is the absolute goal of smiling.
And murders only serve this purpose, as well as torture games and other entertainment.
This option is more likely if the smiles are not subjective, but just a system (one of) influencing the inhabitants of this place under the control of observers.
Option 3: Smiles are chaotic evil by nature: therefore, we do not have to talk about any goals. Everything that harms people is suitable.
Additionally: You can even speculate that talismans DO NOT actually PROTECT against the entry of smiles into the house, but simply complicate their game with people. But as a plus, there is more fear in well-known crowded places, and if you are lucky, you can eat.
For me it will be interesting only if the child turns out to be half a smile, half a worm, in other cases all the moments with this "miracle" will have to be squandered
I like it so much when people who have been doubting some moments here for months, I would have believed everything in their place, like, hello, you live in a city from which there is no way out, and also all sorts of shit hunts you at night and you doubt such little things as worms under By the skin, are you serious... 😶
Besides, in this city, many people catch some kind of visions, but!!!! no one tells each other about it. If there was a mass format, then we can say about the regularity, and so - "oh my God, the guy is talking to himself, he has schizophrenia!"
Brilliant, 10/10.
The scenes in terms of stupidity resemble horror films of category "B".
I don't know, maybe it's the bugs of the acting or the script, it would be a pity if I'm wrong, but it seemed like this to me.
P.S. I'm not even looking for an in-series explanation for another absurdity: the standard one - and again the screenwriters screwed it up.
Even guilty people can test instead of a dumb box.
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What does "even" mean? They are the only ones who can, in fact. And how many were put in the box? One. Also with a lot of tears \ snot \ lamentations \ doubts. Well, yes, it was possible to test something on it, but everyone was on edge, and they didn't think about it. Not the biggest scenario jamb, as for me.
I don't understand what they need at all. Why do they walk so slowly, why do they kill, why didn't Boyd get killed right now... So many questions, God)
The plot is progressing a little, but questions are still being added, for example, what kind of ballerina with a box that Boyd sees, and why did his "infected" blood kill smiley? It suggests the confrontation of some chthonic monsters that manipulate people and use them for their own purposes (the voices of Sarah and other residents, the boy in white, the children of Ankui, the ballerina, the visions of Jade..)
Then the study of monsters will begin by dissecting their fallen kinsman, interestingly, we look further 🤔
Although such a scenario move is quite banal.