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Discussion: Season 4, Episode 6 Join the Discussion
194It's a terrible place. You can't live, you can't die.
In my opinion, this is the first time that monsters were "called" smileys in the series. Usually, they only have Smiley Honey. And then Donna said they were all smiling. Are they really reading Russian forums?)
How good is the yellow wife. She's always so cheerful. Especially when he talks about his father's death.
The ending with the door is like the moment when the trapdoor was found in the Lost.
Now it's clear which suicide mission is being discussed in the descriptions of subsequent episodes. There's a double-edged sword here. And smylaks can now come to this door. And the residents will probably want to get the bones at night.
Now let's recall the last episode. When Jade drank blood from the skull, spiders appeared at the bottom.
Does this mean that the spider is the avatar of Grandpa in yellow?
I also remembered that Boyd killed Smybaka by giving him the worm-stained blood, but I haven't figured out how to connect it yet.
Perhaps everything is like in the series "Love, Death and Robots" "Beyond the Eagle Fault" (Season 1, episode 7)
Then they really shouldn't look for the truth))
Boyd pissed me off at the beginning.
"Jade, I need answers!"
"I found the answers."
- I don't like it, look for other answers!
I mean...
Khatri, it's been a while. Interestingly, he said the same phrase as the Interior Ministry. Is it one entity in different guises? It would be logical.
Sophia and Henry are a strange tandem, and it's unclear why she's clinging to him so much.
The series somehow got stuck in one place.
She laughed out loud from the moment Boyd walked into the barn and saw the body. No longer fear or despair, but annoyance, like, "Oh my God, who is it this time?" Another NPC, nothing important.
But who sewed up his face? Dolls? When did you get there?
And as noted above, when Abby was shooting everyone, she screamed that they just needed to wake up. Did the PmJ tell her about it too?
However, there is a feeling that it is all the same entity, and as if it is not playing for "its own", because each time the advice of the ghosts led to something bad.
I laughed when Boyd decided to talk to Victor on the edge of the roof about the man in yellow. Psychologist 80 levels, epta
When Randall and Elgin started cooking stew, everyone probably thought they were both beautiful, and Randall immediately voiced it. 😂
In the next episode, Sofia is supposed to die, and Henry is supposed to become the new avatar of the PMJ. Although it is unclear why she might worry about being found out if she knows how to inspire people with thoughts and actions.
I laughed when Jade saw the human doll, and Boyd was like that, then later 😂
The golem is so gnarled, it was possible to sculpt a prettier face, a two to Fatima in modeling! And Sarah and Julie are great at painting walls, you can earn extra money!
Well, maybe it's time, otherwise she and Jim are already like furniture in the series (not counting the situation with Elgin).
Although the fact that the voices have returned should give her character some more significant role this season.
😭💔
season 4 , she decided to review the lost from the outside
While Victor wants to commit suicide once again, his dad is drinking and having fun with Sofia. He seems to be the only one who doesn't regret coming to Fromville.
Fatima got a funny golem. Alice the poor guy is fucked up. But he didn't laugh, handsome, he felt sorry for Fatima's feelings.
I used to think I was living a boring life... This series has shown me that my life is very full.
- the infiltrator is hoarding Victor's dad through blood;
- Donna almost played into the box;
"Jade and the sheriff got to the basement door.
The events are 15 minutes into the running time of the 45-minute series. The rest is water
And it's not that anyone has "resigned themselves" at all. People have just spent dozens of hours watching and want to understand how this farce will end. This is a common psychological hook.
In fact, the series is based on the Zeigarnik effect (the incompleteness effect).: The viewer is constantly being asked questions, but almost no answers are given, which is why the brain itself demands to "watch to the end." This is what the whole HYPE of this series is based on, which I also fell for, people generate crazy theories that have no basis in themselves, argue online, and the scriptwriters continue to feed the audience with new information noise instead of the normal disclosure of the plot.
The first episode where I agree that nothing happened - well, except for the blood in the glass.
Actually, Henry pissed me off: What's the fun of getting fat alone with a youngster? As if the problems weren't enough. It should be intuitively clear that this is a bad idea from the beginning, even without considering that Sofia is a PMJ.
https://youtu.be/741NHgzXaOk
While Julie begins to be friends with Sarah, whom she wanted to kill relatively recently, it feels like she's already on the verge. And when she sees that it was her leap into the past that killed her father, she will finally lose her mind.
+1 Sofia's ability, some interesting gags with blood, very intriguing what will happen to Henry.
Donna and I are repeating Jim's emotional swing. I really liked this feeling of hope and relief when there were only dead goats in the bag that were giving milk. And what horror Tabitha felt later when she realized that she had sent the children to "check" Jim's suspended body. It's the same with Donna again: first we're afraid she's going to die from scarecrow, then hooray she's alive, then we're afraid she's going to die from a heart attack, then hooray she's breathing, then we're afraid she's not awake, then hooray she's awake. And then she'll just die when we're pumped up enough, preferably because of Boyd, so that chaos definitely starts and Boyd's roof blows off in front of everyone.
And it's as if we're being hinted at again that the "ghosts" are seeing that. What others don't see. Like other ghosts? As was the case with Jim, he constantly turned around and seemed to be retelling the words of someone standing next to him, as well as looking at someone else approaching. The situation with Khatri's father is now. When he said he felt sorry for Roger, he turned around and seemed to look at someone. He could have looked at the barn where Roger's body was lying, right behind Boyd, he looked away, maybe at the ghostly Roger himself...
It would have been funny to look at Fromville through the eyes of ghosts who were just staggering and just like the fans screaming that nothing was happening)
I thought the girl would offer to sleep with her grandfather right there in the bar. But everything is simpler: the grandfather will jump from the roof.
Two. Drawing Victor and Ethan on opposite sides of the table made me think that this is the same person, one is still a child, the other is already an "adult". Plus, we recall that Tabitha is the reincarnation of Victor's mother, and there was also an older sister, whose fate is still unknown (Julie is Ethan's older sister, and according to the narrative, the wanderer)
P.s and so the series is passing, no
No, not me
People are outraged that they are not being given answers, but we will find out the answers together with the characters, and they themselves still cannot understand everything that is happening there, and if they know something, they cannot add 2x2.
In fact, many viewers cannot even realize that the events of the series are not stretched. for months, 7-8 days pass there per season, they sometimes stretch one day for several episodes. Is it so easy to realize the whole mythology of this place in a month and a half, when you didn't know anything about it before?
I'm watching from this position, and I'm not as annoyed by the pace as most viewers are.🤷🏻♀️
Am I interested? Yes, am I impatient? Yes. Does the pace inherent in this kind of genre annoy me? No, because I knew I was starting to watch. And we always had a choice, wait for the whole season and watch, or watch one episode a week and suffer. Obviously we all chose the second option)
I realized how difficult it is for people to perceive the slow pace between episodes when watching the Pitt series, where each episode is devoted to one hour of work shift))
And the boy in white had been coming to Victor for 30 years at the same age and had NOT grown up, and nothing had changed in the city at all. Not a year exactly.
The fact that Jade has some kind of anomaly with his hair is noticeable to everyone, but as for me, this is more the choice of the creators of the series to show how he turned from such a sleek goldfinch into a savage obsessed with solving than something that hints at timing.
How they both talk about their mothers and draw opposite each other
But on the other hand, what Ethan tells Donna about bravery is like he's going to have his own path as a warrior, even if he ends up alone in the city, like Victor once did.
There are doors made of glitches. The only thing that matters from the last episode.
Also Fatima: Sculpts a 2-meter Golem out of clay, because thoughts in his head get in the way))
Where is the promotion of the plot, the incompetent scriptwriters.
On rewind
but one day someone comes and says that she will never return to her workplace. 5 minutes of sadness - and the school continues to live its life.
I think he'll come alive and kill everyone.
Yes, they found the door, but it was clear that there was a door behind the "painted hearth".…
If they had sat down and listened to everyone who was going on, they would have put the puzzle together a long time ago. But no, they're in the same city, and they're always fucking hiding something from each other. Is it really not clear that any unusual detail happening in this "ordinary" town MATTERS?
You'll be sure that you're making a difference for the benefit of the people of the town, but Sarah and Elgin thought so too, and that's what happened to them in the end.
The masses are afraid of the "special ones", the masses are afraid of change (because change always leads to death), and when they find out that you are "special", you will immediately find yourself on a pitchfork, as it happens every reincarnation of Jade.
Well, Camon, let's not fulfill all of Ethan's wishes!
I'm confused by the fact that they've been talking about topics for too long, so why couldn't I check the door right away? I should have said there was nothing there first, and then actually tested the theory at the end of the episode. That's weird
Well, really, isn't it funny for you to demand action in every episode?
Boyd found the amulets so conveniently, Boyd is not eaten by monsters, and he can kill them and then revive them, it was not for nothing that the girl gave birth to his son.
In the end, it turns out that Boyd is the keeper of this place, and his wife really wanted to save everyone. Well, it wasn't his wife, just a resident who understood everything and tried to stop him, and after Boyd convinced everyone that it was his wife, as a result, Victor would tell everyone that he remembers how everyone came, but not Boyd, but Boyd instead of his "Wow, wow, let's calm down" devilishly He'll laugh.
I expected that they would tell us something new about Laura, since Tabitha remembered her past. or at least some significant flashbacks will be thrown by Victor about the man in yellow as the only survivor. At the very least, I was waiting for Julie to reveal or master the powers of displacement... Give me the plot movement or the opening of the ent 😭
The only thing Donna made me worry about, but it seems to me that she is unlikely to be killed, since she has already been on the verge a couple of times and is still with us.
Catastrophically little happens in 50 minutes of screen time. Victor stands on the roof, then he is filmed, after which he calmly draws with Ethan. It already sounds like a retelling of a scene rather than a separate storyline.
The victim is dragged in from the swamp, but during his transportation they manage to turn him into some kind of doll after the dolls attack. Of course, there is no explanation. Just another riddle for the sake of a riddle in a collection of hundreds of other riddles.
Donna has a heart attack, it would be a ridiculous death, but at least something serious and tangible for the series, but no - the characters fuss, worry, escalate the drama, create a sense of serious consequences, but in the end everything is fine. It turns out to be a classic false alarm, which exists only to fill in the timekeeping.
It gets even more interesting. The man in yellow, who is a girl, swells up with Victor's dad and "imperceptibly" adds our blood to his glass. Instead of developing old storylines, the audience is presented with another oddity without any answers, just an abomination.
The climax is Boyd breaking down the wall in the place Jade saw during the mushroom trip. And this is actually the main event of the series, which takes place a minute before the finale.
Slow-motion sequences can work great if they reveal characters or advance a story. It also gives the impression that the plot stands still. Old questions remain unanswered, new riddles appear in batches, and real events can be counted on the fingers of one hand.
If you remove the repetitions, long stares, meaningful silence and endless conversations about nothing, the content of this series will fit into a couple of minutes of retelling. For a show that has been promising to reveal its secrets for several seasons, this is starting to look not like an intrigue, but like an outright procrastination.
How low-grade and spineless the series has become, just utter horror and shame.
although it was already clear from the 3rd that the plot was being dragged like rubber
There are more and more riddles, fewer and fewer answers.
and Wangyu, as a result, the screenwriters will either not give an answer to many of them at all, or the answer will be as vague as possible.
I'm just checking it out because I started. as it is, it increasingly resembles lost.
In fact, he is the main character. Almost all the events taking place in the series go through him. And clearly he will be the one who has to save everyone (or he is something that prevents people from escaping).
At the same time, we already know that Tabitha and Jade are the main characters. Tabitha's children are also fixated on history (Ethan=Victor=surviving child(?); Julie=Victor's sister=history traveler).
2) I hope they don't forget about the brown car with their trips to the subway. I suspect that there is something there (the corpse of the real owner of the car?)
3) they won't be looking for the lake of tears anymore? Ethan's dad still asked, somehow the guys quickly gave up.
4) And Jade's theory about the curse of the town due to sacrifice is not entirely true. We already know Tabitha's story, in her childhood this place was already inhabited by something (her childhood runs from scary dolls were clearly before the birth of children and the sacrifice of them). That is, even removing the "curse" from the burial (which is not a fact at all, and what to do with them: bury /burn / perform a ritual, etc.?), you still need to defeat some ancient evil that has taken over this place.
5) The golem in the middle of the house is just a masterpiece. Well, Fatima didn't listen to the story about the golem very well as a child and doesn't remember the ending, OK. But why make it in the middle of the house? How to take it outside? Why couldn't it have been made in the barn??? And they wouldn't have to carry the earth, and the household would have a chance to escape if things got out of control.
This time, Sophie gets the same idea from Henry. Maybe he'll start something like that soon?
I think that's why Sophie talked to everyone, checking who was more suggestible.
In previous seasons, there was at least some movement, but here the rest of the inhabitants are almost like part of the ship. Soon it will become just a decoration.
I feel sorry for Donna Kapets when, after her speech to the little one in the last episode, I thought she would die at the hands of dolls back then. And then my heart just couldn't stand another piece of news. I hope she will live.
I still don't buy the golem story. Why the fuck is in the house? There's a bitch in the attic. So that what? Not in the yard, not in the basement. What the fuck is the attic? There is also a fast-paced pzdts. I wouldn't be surprised if he came to life, but wouldn't it be like with dolls? In short, it's all doubtful.
I even started crying when Ethan told her how much he loved her 😢
I'm already waiting for something good to finally happen or for death-free solutions. Well, I'm not asking for much 😩
and without any significant contribution to understanding the essence. so far, we can say that without the middle of season 3 and at the moment, everything could have been compressed much more tightly and dynamically