FROM Season 2 Ending Explained! Theories, Clues & Season 3 Predictions!
In this video we take a deep dive, review, and explain season 2 of MGM's mystery filled show by the creators of LOST, FROM.
0:00 Intro
0:39 The Cursed Three & Nursery Rhyme
2:36 The Boy in White
3:39 The Music Box & Who is the Real Villain?
4:28 Is Tilly the Secret Villain/Entity
5:32 Tabitha, The Bottle Tree, & The Lighthouse
9:34 Jade, The Symbol, & The Ghost Children
11:54 Chaos & Faith / Light & Darkness
13:59 Boyd & The German Shepherd
14:41 Tabitha’s Awakening
16:29 Conclusion
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Good theories
Akkooey means *HELP US
1978(most recent number on the steps) + 47 (our lucky number) = 2025!! 🫣 That gives us 2 more seasons!!!
I will skip season 3. Don't want to get "losted" again. It will be easy just pretend the season is not airing yet. I like the show but feels disjointed. The three person thing is clearly something they came up with between seasons and feels forced. If in said between seasons they came up with a whole story and path remains to be seen.
@@siddspain Yeah there's a lot of nonsense going on and the 3 person thing is like that dumb show Under the Dome which is same idea bunch of people trapped inside a mysterious invisible dome and need 4 hands to unlock the dome. Same thing here you need 3 sacrifice in chains like Martin and then bunch of ghost kids in some sacrificial chamber. Just go with it and enjoy the silliness. I'll bet the whole thing is a dream and they'll wake up from a coma like Tabitha after she gets pushed off the lighthouse and dies in the dream world she wakes up in the real world. Season 3 will be how can she go back to rescue everyone.
You have no idea how many times my blood was BOILING over the fact that no one suggested that everyone should come together and share their visions to see where it could all lead.
Well actually that’s what I’m trying to say while watching, but in our office, I realized that all of us are not really having conversations on how to solve problems so somehow I can relate to people going on in their own ways. It’s more realistic in sense. 😂😂
It ain't Stranger Things bruv
@@satorugojo5878that's why stranger things made us satisfied. But this one keeps you eager for the moment that everyone's visions and everything that happens( can't be explained) lead to a single fact . In stranger things the characters themselves reached to conclusions at the end but from hands over every decision and prediction to us
I stopped watching 😂it for this reason
!!! I thought the same thing. Or when a person goes somewhere and doesn't warn where he or she is going…why?!
It’s time for a town meeting - the lack of information sharing is a plot hole.
They need mandatory community meetings every 12 hours 😂
Lol man I was just thinking this!! it’s like everything that happens to everyone is a secret. Like no, if we’re going to be stuck in the twilight zone together then we need to report everything lol.
Yes, probably the worst thing about this season. Boyd did not even tell everyone what he found, which is the very reason he went into the forest with Sara to begin with. The lack of communication given this setting is worse actually than Lost, since the first several seasons the survivors did not know anything supernatural was happening to anyone but them, so there was at least a "reason" for it as they were afraid they were just seeing things or everyone would think they were nuts. But this is a place they cannot escape from being chased by indestructible monsters that they know can mimic humans and tells them lies..LOL. It takes me out of it anytime anyone on here thinks someone seeing something is nuts or they do not believe them. Like it is clearly a supernatural place so anything anyone sees would be relevant. It is eye rolling when anyone when asked what they know refuses to answer here. Just a naked device to not move the story forward too quick.
agree
I dont think this will change, in fact Im pretty sure its being done intentionally. The writers want to prolong the story so theyre dumbing down the characters and making them act irrationally. They did this was Lost too; 3/4 of the plot was just characters not sharing important info almost to a degree of full on incompetence.
This town needs to have a nightly/weekly meeting where they all share ALL new information with each other. The lack of communication is KILLING us all 😂
And them...
I have the same frustration, but that would be too easy, I can see it happening closer to the climax of the series, whatever season that may happen
They don’t trust each other remember
Human's aren't, instinctively, great communicators. We all have our unique way of doing things. Trust issues, confidence issues, paranoia, doubt, stubbornness. The show expresses each of these traits really well among the characters. Some are more content, some are less patient, some are deeply confused, others embrace the weirdness. Some are more selfish. It's completely understandable that they haven't all simply sat down and had a meeting.
😂 Sounds like a good way to end a TV show in less than 8 episodes
I think the reasoning in the show for Victor giving Tabatha the lunchbox is so that Victors Sister will recognise it in the 'Real World'. Tabatha will probably search for her.
Didn't Victor's sister died as well because she chase after their mother?
@@red7703 Victor said he found his mothers body by bottle tree so she never made it through. No mention of the Sister body.
@@red7703 no she didn't die victor only found his mother's body he never found the sister. i bet my money on the theory that victor's sister is in same hospital working as staff or maybe patient in some mental condition.
I think it’s a possibility she will be in the same hospital as Tabitha. Either she works there or could possibly be a patient in the psychiatric ward. If she told people about what she went through they would definitely think she was delusional.
I think so too shessh
I am surprised I haven't seen anyone else make the connection that the children repeatedly are showing us what they want them to do. They are knocking down that toy tower over and over again. And in the cave painting it shows the tower painted red (in this case we think that signifies evil). It seems clear to me that this is how they all go home. They have to destroy the lighthouse. In fact you could even make the case that the lighthouse is very much like the torch Boyd uses. It brings real people into this place that exists between life and the spirit world and keeps them trapped here until the light goes out.
Now you say this I can’t believe I didn’t see this to!!
the lighthouse is powered by a torch just like Boyds actually so that's a pretty good theory.
Damn thats a good theory 😱
That's a good theory but why is it only Tabitha can only see the lighthouse? Boyd, Donna, Kenny have all ventured into the forest but have never spotted the lighthouse.
@@naturistfredBoyd and Sara both saw the lighthouse when they were in the forest.
My predictions for the plot: -> Tabitha will team up with Eloise and find a way back -> Tabitha is gonna show the rest the exit route -> Most ppl will leave using the exit route -> A few brave will stay and fight the evil entity to ultimately destroy the place (probably Boyd and Kenny amongst a few others) -> A lot will lose their lives in this ultimate finale (some during escaping, some at the boss fight) I also think we probably gonna see some flashbacks to the very early days of fromville
Donna sure as shit will stay to fight…and I figure she’ll die to save everyone else. Tough characters like hers always do.
In Friday the 13th (Game), when You die and Your friends uses the telephone, You respawn as another friend with a shotgun to kill Jason Vorgesse. My interpretion is that Tabitha will go crazy to find the enterance to the town again because the Fallen Tree is the reason of finding it into the town, and only if You see that fallen tree, You will actually find the town. But I believe She may appear in the final moments and the town will find an alternative out
I actually crave some flashbacks from the early days of Fromville or, hell, even just how the lives of residents were. People might have mixed opinions on flashbacks in Lost, but I think From would benefited from having some on their own. Not to mention that watching flashback is just plainly more interesting than having an expository monologue dump
@@NoIDontActuallyLiveInSeattlei see her dying tryna save the house
honestly that would be a great ending also dragging this a long is just gonna hurt the show so they should end it while they can i saw somewhere that they had five seasons planned.
The season finale tried to redeem this season but let’s be real… this is what should have happened: *Season 2 Episode 1* *Boyd: ”Yo guys so I’m back from the woods, saw a bottle tree, got bitten by a giant spider, and saw a massive lighthouse”* *Victor: “Oh word? I know about the bottle tree and the lighthouse and my mom said going there can help everyone go home”* *Everyone: “Alright bet let’s go there in the morning”* Literally no other filler BS had to happen this season.
Lol U forgot when Boyd got back from the woods the was a bus load. Of people waiting and he had a new problem with worms under his skin.
Yeah that's my problem with the show too. The fact that nobody talks to each other feels so forced. The show needs everyone to keep secrets for some reason. Meanwhile, it feels like nothing happens in the rest of the episodes.
I get that but it's a show. They drag it out for content. It is frustrating that they don't share everything with each other but then the show would be over lol if you don't like it just don't watch it. it's that simple.
@@levinia333 I didn't say I didn't like it. I happen to think the world building and surreal aspects are great, I just think the interpersonal drama between the characters that fills up the run time isnt compelling enough, compared to say the early seasons of Lost where the characters were interesting. I'm allowed to watch and critique a show.
Unless u go back but from another dimension and another person’s body. Because the reflection of Tabitha on the hospital’s window was a different person.
No matter what, I honestly think Victor will be the key to end all of this. Not because he has been their the longest or because he has helped Tabitha and Jade with major plot points in the series. But, because he seems to be the only one not affected by the place. He's also the only one that doesn't want to leave, or if anything, isn't in a rush to do so. "This is my home." I love Victor but for someone who has been in that place for 30+ years he has to know more than he's letting on, even if he doesn't remember. Hell, its only been at most a couple months since Season 1 has started and Tabitha is already back in the real world. Can you imagine what they could do with 30 years?
Victor is just too scarred, he's still a little boy. And I'm certain when he escapes, he will wake up as a little boy again. The dimension they're in doesn't give a crap about time, seeing as how Tabitha was supposedly in only a 3 day coma.
@@robyou8511 3 day coma, but we dont know how long she was in the woods before being found.
Maybe the real villain or creator of that place is just the most unsuspected
@@codlinks78how she survived food and water during that time?
@@robyou8511you are totally wrong about the time thing, because when kristi met marielle, marielle told her she has been searching her for 6 months, and also she became drug addict because of her, it means time is same in both worlds
Tabitha next season: "We have to go back, Kate!"
W Comment.
Exactly 😂
EXACTLY!!!!!!!!
Yep😂
Don't tell me what I can't do 😭😭
Jade is speaking for us, the audience , and quite possibly for the writers in the opening scene on the porch.
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*about the writers
I find it really fucking insulting actually that the writers put that in
@@The_InfantMalePollockFrancis Yes! And they're admitting they don't have a clue yet where the story is going. Just keep signing those contracts...
@@candizippie What's worse is that the more easily impressed fans lap it up and subsequently enable them to essentially waste an amazing concept and premise. I watched a few other mystery series this week and the writing and acting, for one, beats From, but they're still not as lucky to have such a maleable and intriguing concept which the writers just WASTE. Why are people saying we finally got answers this episode??? WE DIDN'T, the writers just dug the hole deeper and honestly I don't think they know where they are going with all of this. Too many loose ends, too many plotholes, too many Deus Ex Machina and saving face by alluding to a Lovecraftian mystery. Newsflash!!!! You writers aren't Lovecraft!!! So don't try it!!! It's such a cop out! Lazy writers!
“I’m hoping next season provides us with some big revelations.” I’m thinking the forest is a metaphor for the writers. They feed on our hope and then destroy us.
😂😂😅😅
Aww! The sickest part of From is that we are actually the ones being tortured!
Lolol facts
hahahhahah
Yup they are gonna milk the shit outta it. Doubt we get any answers next season. Just more questions 😂
So… here’s what I’m thinking: “Fromville” is, in essence, a Nightmare. The seven children were used in some sort of ritual to make a nightmare manifest, creating a physical reality out of it. There was a lot of talk about dreams in this finale, with I think is a huge hint. That’s why things seemingly don’t make sense. Medieval castles, spooky woods, actual freaking monsters, even ghosts… all things a child might see in a nightmare. That’s why the story Jim tells his son is repeatedly referenced. A scary bedtime story might give a kid a nightmare, and in Fromville, nightmares are very real. Even the music box is an item you might place on a child’s bedside table to help them sleep, but this music box is broken, worn, damaged. Its purpose has been twisted. Now, for clarification: That doesn’t mean the whole show *is* a dream. If there are any Lovecraft fans out there, Fromville would basically be somewhere in the Dreamlands. It’s a place that is accessed in dreams, but also by other means. A very real dimension of existence that plays host to the things and beings we see in our dreams or nightmares.
Nice theories. I'm thinking Fromville is more like The Mountains of Madness, with the entity being the Dreamer in the Witch House
Very good theory! Your definitely onto something with that. That was my thoughts too about it, and especially with the ending and what happened with Tabitha. You know when your having a dream and all of a sudden you starting falling in it and it jolts you awake..I think that's why the little boy pushed her out of the tower to jolt her awake out of the nightmare.
I personally think that the voice on the other end is Fromland itself directly speaking. The same entity that creates electricity from underground and the same one that emits a low freaquency static on the radio. Whats more is I think that the whole forrest is the entity in itself. This Oncooey being I think was created through the light house ritual where those 7 or so kids were sacraficed and exists as a network of roots beneath the land.
Im a bit confused how this could be a dream since time clearly passes by in both "Fromville" and the "real world." We know time in "Fromville" correlates with the "real world" when kristi met marielle, marielle told her she has been searching her for 6 months. There has to be a way the the body within the real world to be maintained, which makes this theory unlikely, only possible if theres a "mastermind" and actually running a simulation (kinda lame in my opinion). And this mastermind theory still leaves many questions like how time go by so seemlessly when traveling between worlds seen when they first encountered the fallen tree.
I think Tabitha is not the first. Victor's sister might have also made it out of the town. Victor's LUNCHBOX will be the way for Tabitha to reach Eloise. I will go out on a limb here to suggest that season 3 will alternate between two universes - Tabitha & Eloise on a quest to find a way back into the town vs Boyd and the gang figuring out at least some of the mysteries of the town. CAN'T WAIT FOR SEASON 3. HOPE FOR MORE EPISODES AND LONGER SEASON🤞
Definitely not. I think they'd be more than capable of wrapping all of it up in season 3 if that was their intentions. That's a lot of time to do a lot of stuff.
Or they find some other way to communicate with them. Going back is just insane. This aint squid games 😂
They could wrap it all up in one last Season but I think they are going to milk it and the shows current pace is pretty slow... I think they will go 5-7 seasons because of how big the show has gotten
Tabitha could be Victor's long lost sister
@damlordTwendam unless there is something involved messing with time that wouldn't be possible, Eloise was Victor's older sister. If anyone on the town is Eloise I'd have to say itd be Tilly.
Jade took the bike from the girl who got glass in her eye. He was like, oh this is for me and took it from her and has been riding every since
🚴 😂
Straight up he just never gave it back😂
I thought I was the only one who noticed this, like why isn't that girl trying to get it back? 😂
@itskhensi5150 cos Jade is a snack, rawwr 😂😂
I really like the theory about Tilly, it has some good evidence that she might not be just some old lady.
She may be inside agent like the one from the ( spoiler ) : squid game.
The best series I've seen so far. Unpredictable, exciting and scary. I really like it.
S2 was all filler except 2 eps
U kidding it was a shit show with horrible writing. The story literally goes no where
s1 was really SOOO good, I literally stayed up until 2 am just to finish all 10 episodes. However, the season 2 feels so slow and like the above person here said, it was all filler (except for few episodes). Wish they could wrap things up on season 3 now, I can't wait, hope it'll be as good as s1
@@hrf6548 theres more to the show than just the "Main" story line. i dont think theres any filler, you just dont like all of the story lines (and thats fine)....I enjoyed pretty much everything so i obviously disagree
@@JosephRuvelasyeah i felt like the “filler” always lead to a payoff, as long as theyre able to wrap it up in a neat bow during season 3 it will be amazing
If Tabitha made it to the real world i think Victor's sister made it as well. Tabitha knows victors sister exists so maybe she'll go looking for her and figure out how to get everyone out.
dude i have a terrible feeling that they will make her lose memory in S3 , or worst make it that she wake up in an alternate universe where every person is fine but not them selves , and she will be treated like she is insane
I thought same thing
but the problem is their age. is her sister still alive? victor is old and her sister is older. what if her sister is locked up in a mental facility because people dismiss her as crazy
@@this_name_is_not_available6923 Victor was probably 10 in 1978 which would make him 54-55 years old on the show. That's still relatively young. The sister is probably pushing 60.
Interesting theory! 😳
The Bottle Tree traps evil spirits and Boyd took one down in season one. Sarah said he shouldn't do that. I think that's when the evil spirit got out. The other bottles probably contain other horrors. When Tabitha had her dream of inside the tower in season one, she kicked a bottle down the stairs. Boyd tells Donna "if the three die, there's no putting the genie back in the bottle". Too many bottles for coincidence. Tabitha taking Victor's lunchbox with her to the "real world" is def no coincidence either/ I'm willing to bet that someone will recognize it and they'll work together to get back and save everyone.
That’s my problem with the tower leading you to the “real world” victor would have known cause the boy in white would have BEEN showed him. I don’t think it leads you out but to another level of whatever reality they in. The boy even apologized to pushing her out. Why would he apologize if he was pushing her home.
What if the monsters are there to stop the town people from leaving so they don’t break the bottles
And that’s why the boy in white sends them back to town!
@@kcakiidBecause hes showing her that the lighthouse is a lie. She escaped from being pushed out of the lighthouse right? She broke a window on that thing before she left meaning she damaged the building on her way out before reawaking in reality. It appears that if the townsfolk manage to destroy the lighthouse then they can escape. He pushed her out because she would have never guessed that the lighthouse was evil. Whats more comforting than seeing a lighthouse when your in the dark? The last thing youd expect is for it to be evil or worse. And the last thing youd ever want to do is try destroy that comforting light. Which is what makes it the perfect object to misdirect people to their own deaths. The perfect lie in other words.
Also if you didn’t notice, the bottle says 1864 , civil war times. And when Tabitha has the vision of climbing the tower, she sees dates scratched onto the stairs, one says 1864, boyd opened that bottle up while jade earlier got chased by a civil war soldier who looked burnt or dead or something?? I couldn’t tell but burnt like Freddy krueger, maybe there is supposed to be 8 children, the one in the middle of teh circle is Victor but he survived as he stayed inside, one of the children is maybe his sister
I think whoever dies in town their ghost is also trapped there. And I also think that Victor's sister followed her mother to the tree, and that the mother never made it in, but the sister did. And the sister made it back to the real world and that she will somehow find Tabitha.
I feel like they gave just enough clues and answers to make season 3 worth the wait. I love this show and it's unique to anything else currently on air. Now finales over definitely going go back re watch them
I don't feel like we got any answers this season, only more questions
It’s clear the boy is still playing a game in the car with his sister. And the show is the real life version of the game he is making up. He knows so much, the drawings, the rules, what’s going to happen next, the quests
we got know answers at all more questions if you can point out one question that was answered be my guest
@@justinsanegaming9724 We didnt get awnsers but we got loads of info that helps narrow down whats happening. I think season 2 is very good at telling you whats happening, it just respects the intelligence of the audience too much to spoonfeed us all the awnsers.
@@gavinferguson2938 We got answers to an extent they answer certain things vaguely and that in my opinion is up to interpretation which is part charm of the show. However they definitely keep giving us hints on how things work just very shrouded which is fine by me
From season 2.. the art of making 2 episodes worth of content into an entire season
yeah man I'm starting to get pretty frustrated lol. And not in a good suspenseful way.
@@Chris-ft2yx it’s not by the same people. just two producers. not any of the same show writers, which is why from has such shitty writing
@@Chris-ft2yxyou definitely didn’t do your research it’s not made by the same people as lost 😂
Then stop watching. You've had two seasons to decide. If your looking for quick answers. Just get off board now. Your not getting them until later. They start answering questions it will be over.
@@meoff7602 if they even make it past season 3 ;)
So, if Boyd saw Julie and the others chained in that place, while their bodies were elsewhere, does that mean that Martin is a living man, whose body was in another location (or time)?
I wondered that. Could it be that he's in the town or forest somewhere, forgotten about?
The chained room just like music box is literal and figurative. Martin was literally real and there because he transferred the worms to Boyd. However, the chained room is in another realm and Julie and the others screams or souls were chained there.
martin didnt have the weird grey eyes so maybe he escaped and ot trapped in the opposite place?
Martin died
That’s seems pretty wishy washy. Some people are physically there while others are only there in an ephemeral way. Plus I’m pretty sure Boyd touches Julie when he runs over to her. No one has seen what happens when Boyd goes to Martin. I think if someone was watching Boyd they might see him go into a trance in just stand there until he returns. One counter argument to what I just said is that the 3 new prisoners have the weird gray eyes but Martin and Boyd have normal eyes. So there does seem to be some sort of difference. Something just occurred to me. When it was revealed the three were dying it was said, once they die that it. But why say that? Isn’t that true for anyone? Once you die, you are dead. So why state that unless in this case, when you die,”that’s it” doesn’t mean just dead. Maybe “that’s it” means now you are fully and completely trapped in the dungeon and your body is there as well?
Seems like Boyd's wife shooting people and Tabitha being pushed out of the light house have something to do with escaping the town. Perhaps when people are killed by the demons it feeds the entity with their suffering. However, if people die or are 'killed' by other means they end up back in the real world outside of the town.
That would be good news for Nathan and Sara
Nah. u die there.. u die forever
I dont think so, because tabitha makes it out without dying
@@rskl8083we also never saw her actually hit the ground. I bet that the victims are in a coma, if they die in the town they die in real life, but if they go through the lighthouse, which may be a portal of sorts, they make it out alive.
That’s actually a good theory. It’s too bad that we haven’t gotten a season 3 yet
I’m late on this but I’m obsessed with this series. I’ve watched 1 and 2 and I’ve learned or heard something new each time. What I do think is Abbie is not trying to help. I think she is always trying to get Boyd to go with her and he doesn’t. But I believe she has either crossed over or the evil has co-opted her to taunt Boyd. Anywho I can’t wait till next season. 10 episodes is not enough. Oh oh take a look at they reflection in the window when Tabitha looks out. It’s not her reflection.
I have a theory about Tabby's ending. She went to the tower to rescue the children because that's where Victor's mom believed they were. But there were no children in the tower right? Then the boy in white says "this is the only way" and pushes her out the window. I'm thinking Victor's mom wasn't exactly wrong about where the children are. The children aren't IN the tower, but the tower is a portal to where the children are. And the boy in white meant "this is the only way" to save the children. I think they're in St. Anthony hospital, maybe being experimented on due to having been born with psychic powers or something like that. So Tabby has to find and rescue them there in the real world. I was also thinking in that scene where they appear around Jade in the cave, I've heard people theorize that the rocks they're lying on represent altars. But what if the rocks actually represent hospital beds? And the children are lying on them as they look up at Jade's symbol, which is strangely similar to the symbol of St. Anthony Hospital (shown on the computer monitor).
Omg I got goosebumps. I think you’re on to something. It’s too much of a coincidence how alike the symbols look.
I 100% that tabitha’s journey isn’t over but I don’t think she’s in the real world. Maybe another part of the reality they’re in. Maybe the people in the hospital are evil and try to make her think she’s back but she soon realizes that it’s just another reality and has to escape
First theory that makes so much sense and is really cool!
Stranger things vibes
This is a great theory. St. Anthony is the saint most Catholics pray to for lost things or finding one’s path. He is known to help people find what they are looking for. In Tabby’s case, the children or maybe Victor’s sister?
Mystery series are fun but two seasons in, few things answered, I do worry if this time next year we'll be saying the same thing: "we're left with more questions than answers but hopefully next season..." I feel like they're spreading things too thin, and therefore it's hard to really invest in certain characters. I find Fatima and Ellis completely disinteresting, for example, and the wedding fell well and truly flat. Someone like Jade, however, I can't wait to see more of what he does but we just don't get enough of people like him who are trying to figure thjngs out
I have a hard time remembering the names of the characters on this show because they are not fleshed out. I do enjoy Boyd, Donna, Randall, and Jade because all of them are go-getter characters. Or maybe they’re more experienced actors so they are more interesting on screen.
@ashley.taylor174 I think it's the first thing, they're go-getters. It's always confused me why they're not trying to learn as much as possible every single day. Most are just so apathetic
If you're gonna spread out the story like this at least do 2 seasons a year goddamit
season 2 definitely played out like they didn't expect they were getting renewed after season 1 lol
Agree, I found myself fast forwarding with Fatim and Ellis. There is a-lot of woffel that happens in season 2 and just wish they would get to the point and start finding some answers. I also think was a waste of screen time when they guy stole guns and shot Boyd. I will be so pissed off if season 3 is delayed or not made and wish they can start answering some questions. Season 3 will only come out in another year :(
From is where several dimensions intersect. Jade changes dimensions when she sees the symbols. Sara can hear other dimensions. Boyd brought parasites from one dimension to another. Tabitha is trapped in another. Radio and lights can help communicate between parallel realities
Sarah said the town might be turning people's nightmares into realities, so assuming that's true Eloise is probably dead because she drew the Civil Soldiers that Jade was haunted by. Viktor mentions that his sister was scared of the stories her mother told her about the soldiers.
I don’t think they need to be dead in order for the town to haunt them with their nightmares
@@Boomer045 I think so, the same happend with Jayde!
Okay I have a wild theory. The “Angkhooey” the children keep chanting “looks” quite similar to St. “Anthony” , the hospital Tabitha woke up in. I think the scene of Jade surrounded by the 7 children looking up to see that symbol might mirror the reality of the children strapped up in a lab of some sort and looking up at the hospital logo. They are constantly drugged up (I think they power the entire experiment or whatever) and the “Angkhooey” they chant is the blurry recognition they have of where they are. The kids also being in white definitely gives lab/hospital vibes.
Just realized it actually “sounds” similar too lol.
They saying “Aunt kooey” victors mom
I thought similar with the logo on the monitor next to the hospital bed when Tabitha woke up. I found it odd they would show this, when shortly after the nurse says the hospital name
Nah defo not your far off buddy😅
I think the angkhoeey is Anthony but how they pronounce it. I could definitely see this with no questions asked being Anthony as in ST. Anthonys. I can see it being an experiment and when they die in the other world/town they die in real life but like Tabitha did she went to the lighthouse our guiding light and was pushed out but instead of it being an evil place it was the only way to escape the town. I definitely can see this being the case in the show.
The hills (and vantage point) viewed from her hospital window were the exact same hills as viewed from the top of the lighthouse. It almost like the Director was trying to tell us that FROMville sits upon the same land taken from time and space.
but dude , she was found in a forest and transported to the hospital , it doesn't make sense for her to see the same view ; that being said its a good observation
@@RED01SEAI disagree. She was taken to the nearest hospital. She may have only been found a few miles away. It’s definitely possible.
A light house with no water, and a place with water but no lighthouse? Interesting 🤔
@@botmoderator3405 and keep in mind those boats in that mural in the cave. The only water in this place was that pond they were going to swim. I remember Elgin taking much interest in that pond.
@@botmoderator3405 One of the monster also have navy uniform
I thought I was the only one who suspected Tilly. Tilly is too calm to be in such a fucked up place. She always knows things. She is like the Grandpa (001) in Squid Game.
who is tilly?
the old lady@@chillingal4770
@chillingal4770 the old lady who came fro the US crew and gave up her morphine
Tabitha with the lunchbox is not an random act. She will manage to find eloise and the way she prooves Victor is alive is by showing her that lunchbox. Then, both will find a way to return to fromville and share they knoledge. The environment will push back (by the movement of the trees) and they will no longer find the bottle tree. Season 3 will be about that. And yes, the lighthouse works exactly like that torch, the fire (magic ball of fire) casts an illusion over that place that makes fromville what it is. print that; i'll see you guys next year.
Ooooo, I really like this idea!
Read this right after I posted a similar theory, I'm with you on this one.
im liking every theory that made more sense in the comment sec.
One of the things I was hoping she did was destroy the gears and levers powering up the Light House
But victor keeps track of the trees so he’ll be able to know where the bottle tree is unless it moves drastically
Anyone else notice the patient room number? 2225 (2+2 2+5)= 47. I might be reaching but I think it’s something considering how the number 47 is/was. That’s definitely not Tabitha in the reflection of the window. And the hospital logo looking eerily like the symbol?!?! I think this is just a different level of the simulation or wherever they are.
her reflection is her, it's just the sunlight lighting up her hair.
she kinda looks like victors mom? 15:50 ? just saying although im sure im wrong
EXACTLY what I’ve been thinking. And the room number!! Holy shit. The number 47 being everywhere, I think Tilly is somehow connected as she mentioned she had 4 children and 7 grandchildren.
If you subtract the two most recent years written on the lighthouse stairs, you get another 47 (1978-1931=47)
Good eye gum shoe!!!🙏🏽🤙🏽 -Carmen Sandiego I just revealed how old I am.😫
"They touch, they break, they steal, no one here is free" Touch: Julie (touch everyone's lives) Break: Randall (breaks rules) Steal: Marielle (stole medicine) maybe explains why they got chosen.
He literally says the same thing in this video.
Technically that applies to everyone there. They all steal what doesn't belong to them. All of their clothes and belongings belong to deceased people. They break things, likd Donna mashing up the house. Jim and Jade running around tearing up lamps and anything with wires in it. And they all touch each other's lives. We've seen ellis, fatima, boyd, donna, jim, Tabitha. Literally everyone do all of those things.
I truly believe that Julie touched & took the flower in season 1 from the front of house colony & placed it in her room. Next episode you see a female creature with the same flower Julie took outside the window that got in the house, due to Kevin falling in love with her.
I just finished the both seasons today! What a masterpiece of show🙌🏽❤️
It’s only 24hrs in a day howww lol I love this show
@ashleyveney3302 10 hours + 10 hours = 20 hours so its possible without sleep xD
If the only way out is the lighthouse, then that’s messed up because there’s no way for you to go back and share this information with the others once you’re out. Victor mentions that his mother never made it to the bottle tree, but we’re never told anything about Eloise, which suggests that she made it out.
OMG IT MAKES ME MAD HOW VICTOR DOESN'T WANNA SAY ANYTHING
@@judas7585 I can’t STAND him!! He makes my blood boil when he withholds information.
@@Skinniest_KweenHe was a child when a whole town was murdered, including both his mother and, to his knowledge, his sister. He obviously has multiple forms of trauma and PTSD which explains his behavior. Also we know that he trauma blocked out memories, which means he wasn’t withholding information intentionally, and if he was it was to keep others safe, because that’s why he was drawing.
@@xxcheesexx6960 oh, I know all this, and I get it. I just don’t care. He needs to pull his socks up and realise its game time. Lot of people saw a lot of messed up shit in this place.
Just a thought, if the entity relies on hope then that scene with Tilly doing the pray with the 7 was the smoking gun that she's not to be trusted. She's basically providing hope to that group. Tilly is the entity.. Final answer
Maybe "Abby" lied. I mean maybe "told" the truth too: "hope makes them suffer more". So it ain't about hope in the first place ;)
@@fourfistsforfunk "Abby" most definitely lied. All those ghosts and voices so far have lied and only caused more trouble and death.
@@fourfistsforfunk or maybe that really is Abby telepathically communicating through a dream.. I think if you die in from by the town you stay dead, however if you die by someone good you live.
@@Trav83that isn’t really Abby. It’s the entity.
@@devioncampbell7330 that's to be determined
I can’t wait for season 3. I need it now !!!
Also one thing I wondered about was the attempt to radio for help. The moment they got "someone" on the line, everybody realized they had no idea what to tell the outside world. "Help, we're stuck in this place with monsters and can't get out, also we can't tell you where it is, please help us", yeah what would that have accomplished? Even if they had somehow managed to convince a high ranking theoretical physicist from the government, what exactly would "help" have been looking for? And even if, hypothetically, they'd be able to send the entire military in there, they'd just be stuck as everyone else.
What I’d tell them is everyone’s names who are there to show that’s where the missing people ended up, as for how much help the outside world will be seems a little indeterminate until the next season comes out with Tabitha on the other side, however I still think this place exists somewhere in the outside world and escaping a maze is a lot easier when have someone outside yelling.
@@danilochavarria7348 Good points!
Regarding the lighthouse and no water being around. Remember in season 1 when Victor was outside going over some things he normally tracks to see any changes in the town happen over his time there, he notices the forest is getting closer to the house, presumably growing. I would assume that if this all started in the 1800s that the land there in their present time wasn’t always constructed this way.
I think tabithas stroyline season 3 being trying to go back is going to answer a few questions. Namely what conditions are needed when people get trapped and where they are. So this gives me hope that we will get all our questions answered at the end of the show
It’s cute you think the writers have the answers too our questions.
@@themiskatonicsociety2087 😂 you think they are making it up as they go? I'm wondering the direction this show will take, if they can get on a freaking path that makes sense...but that's wishful thinking.
yeah i feel so too and i definitly feel tabitha entering fromville is the season finale of S3. the writers are definitely streching this series😅
@@greenytaddict I think it’s about half and half. Half a plan and half winging it
@@themiskatonicsociety2087 you do realise for the production companies to greenlight stuff like this they'd need an overall outline of the shows direction. They aint gonna spend millions on a "50% wing it project". Its more likely that the reason our questions arent being answered is because they want to make more seasons and money.
Taran actually cracked the word the kids are repeating on his subreddit theory post: “The word for tree in Beothuk is “Annoouee” and some native american languages insert a K to pluralise words. “Annkoouee” means “the trees”.
Taran didn’t crack anything. You think he did but it’s not no fact
I believe that is what the monster is. A tree. Probably some horrible space plant that feeds off of suffering and can warp reality to it's will....but a tree none the less ;)
@@rubysultrathis would be pretty cool...similar to the Color Of Purple with Nicholas Cage or Annihilation
The dog appears a lot. I’m wondering if it belongs to the Hikers that found Tabitha
@@fireuser11ooooh someone has actually read the Annihilation series if they know about it being a plant or a 🌺
They should make this a game franchise, with generative AI to make your decisions consequential and no game overs. You kill a character, another drives into the town for you to use.
I 💯 agree
That'd be so worth playing
I often think of it as an RPG concept so I 100% agree and would play such a game!
World of Horror. It’s on steam. It’s Japanese themed. Very hard choices, very difficult game but rewarding to save the town and kill the baddies
A From telltale game would be heat
I think the lighthouse may be the only way of escaping, and every time someone escapes from the lighthouse a bottle is added to the bottle tree with the date they escaped . This would explain why the bottle Boyd opened was showing one of the dates carved in the lighthouse, and why a bottle fell down the stairs as Tabitha was going up the lighthouse.
Nice theory on that
maybeeeee
Hope, it's why the monsters walk instead of run, to give hope and prolong the suffering.
There seemed to be some Pandora’s box like stuff in this episode. They talked about light in darkness and hope a lot. Like how hope was in a box full of darkness and despair. I don’t know if I’m looking too much into it, but that’s how I seen this episode.
When Pandora's box was opened, the only 'evil' that was left in it was hope. That's the Greek story. But definitely sounds a lot like it!
Reading comments with such incredible theory and analysis made me do my own interpretation in Ethan's perspective. A Quest Game: A place that's called "Fromville" is like a quests game (like a board game or online game with different levels or territorial approach quests). The town being the "safe place" where you can stay or leave depending on the players. Leaving means you'll get in danger one way or another but staying can also lead you to being stagnant, alive but stuck. The longer you play safe, the longer no questions will be answered. Parts of the whole place have different "quests" that the players can explore which is design by a territorial approach. The town being the place for the monsters, the spiders in one part of the woods, the "conscious" dungeon and the light house being your way out (so far in the show is still in theory). There may be other parts to be revealed as the show goes on. Mentioning the territorial approach, this may be one of the rules for the "quest game". From the monsters knocking at doors to Boyd bringing the worms with him to town and Randall not being dead even being outside at night. It could mean that the villains of the show don't interfere to one's quests unless the players "let them in" or unless they went to the territory of other villains to "play". Also, the dogs, faraway trees, ghosts and the boy in white play like guides or clues that can either help or warn you just like in a quest game. I also think that if the place has a master puppeteer, he/she is someone who likes to PLAY. Meaning staying alive or dying "physically" is not the whole point why you are in Fromville. (I mentioned dying "physically" as it seems that even the dead people still play a role in "quests game"). He/She wants you to "play", go on the journey, face your fears and take chances. Sure, you can exit anytime through the light house but it's your exit. In order to "break the curse" and stop me from having more people inside this "quest game" YOU ALL HAVE TO PLAY, face my villains, seek answers that bind the mystery of the whole place that will then lead you to ending this "game" you once called a nightmare. Ethan's POV caught my attention and really wanted to share this perspective. I hope it made sense to you all comment readers as it is to me. My interpretation above is just a short version lol. I'd like to know more on this perspective as the show progresses.
I was surprised you did not mentioned Tabitahs reflection on the window. Its like a difference person in the reflection! 15:50
Holy smokes ur right
It looks like Boyds wife (the blond hair)
I never paid this much atention to all the details, im amazed of how much ive missed with all these small details, hope to god there will be a s3, its such a good show
What can be touched broken or stolen ? A heart ✊ Julie touched Elgins heart with her warmth Marielle stole Kristys heart with love and getting clean Randall broke Jim's heart when he took his idea to find answers and corrupted it
I agree with Julie's, but I'll say Marielle stole medicine and Randall broke so many rules :P
@@nicola646 both of those things are true about the characters but my point was in reference to the rhyme correlation to the heart.
I NEED THIS SHOW TO WORK PLEASE !. Its a Gem and the writers are dropping the ball. There has no there NEEDS to be a town meeting to exchange information.
"We're all in this together", so they keep saying :D
Amen...This Show is something Great i tell you
I've watched a lot of KZhead videos trying to determine what's going on but by far, yours is the best.
In another YTer's video on ep 209, I suggested that Jade and the writers were totally "winking" at the audience, or was even smarter than we think, when he said "the problem is there's too much we don't know" in the 210 promo. That line hit me like a truck cuz unknown-on-top-of-unknown has been a frustrating undercurrent for me (in a show i wanna love) since Episode 110. Between some--unusually, as of late--decent character moments and pathos (the ep brought tears to my eyes twice; never happened before...), and some actual answers (yet more questions).... this for me was one of the strongest episodes of the series.
I agree with you, i think they use Jade was a nod towards the audience, another instance is that he says they are overthinking it a lot, which is basically what us as an audience are doing speculating with so many theories and it may be a simple solution.
I think the bottles in the tree with the inscription of the years on them are like a type our coordinance for the "Time Machine" I believe the Tree and the Tower serves as a Time Machine. This is why we saw one such bottle fall down the stairs when Tabi was walking up the stairs in her vision. Either way I am SUPER excited for S3 and the direction that the show is going. The idea that we have Tabi trying to find Fromland while those in Fromland are trying to find her and a way home.... GOLD!!!!
Lots of questions lol 1. What could be out there that is worse than those walking killers appearing every night? 2. Are they being watched? How could anyone knows Jim's name and his wife digging at the basement? 3. Out of every structure that could collapse why chose Jim's house? Is it because of the digging at the basement? 4. What if the only way to go home is to jump off the lighthouse? Something higher? 5. Is paula's dead a warning or retaliation since Boyd killed one of theirs? 6. What's the deal with the electricity?
I’m starting to think we are all stuck going round and round, trying to find meaning in our lives, looking for clues or trying to figure out puzzles, just waiting for our end. It’s like a horror Groundhog Day story.
Ohhh! Victor's mom probably took the sister to the lighthouse and then went back to get Victor and was killed! I kinda wonder if Victor really knows how to leave the place and he's just not saying. He's constantly holding on to information
Maybe he thinks trying to escape killed his mom so he doesn't want to say anything. Plus we know he doesn't want to leave its the only home he has known.
@@beewest5704yep I agree. We have to remember he has a mind of a child. He has never truly grown up or developed well. He doesn't want to accidentally cause the deaths of others. His mother was found dead when she tried to leave or find answers. Of course Victor would be reluctant to talk so much about it. It's actually quite frustrating to see everybody trying to threaten and harass him
So here are the questions im stuck with after the last episode 1. who or what are the ghost Boyd & the others keep interacting with 2. Who was the entity or what was trying to drown elgin 3. Why do the monsters look human but transform into beasts ? 4. why cant the monsters roam during the day 5. Who was the man on the other end of the radio talking to Jim 6. Why are the trees moving 7. whats the symbol represent? 8. who or what is causing the music to play in the diner everyday? 9. What voices were speaking to sara in the beginning 10. how does the town get electricity with no connection to a power source 11. Why did they pin that girl to the tree? Through her head , But never did anything like that to anyone else that we’ve seen 12.why do the worms kill the monsters but not humans 13. Who was providing the animals “cows, pigs, chickens” they were farming/ eating in the beginning 14.how does tilly know so much 15. What made Fatima able to get pregnant? 16. Who was the boy in white 17.whats killing the soil in fromville 18. What signifigance are the bottles in the bottle tree 19. What are the terrors in the woods worse than the monsters “Martin” was talkin about Probably have several more as well
None of which have been even close to being answered and we're two seasons in... Talk about anti climatic. This is getting beyond frustrating.
Answer for number 15: they had sex and he didn’t pull out, duh? Lol
@@takraw559 But she said she cant have children :D
At this point, I don’t even think the writers have any answers to these questions.
I started making a list like yours and I got to something like 40 and gave up...
There is one thing that seems no one noticed, and makes my head hurt thinking about it... at the beginning of episode 1, season 2, who threw the rope for boyd to climb out of the pit? That old dude was chained to the wall and there was no one else around, so who did it??
I think it was just an affirmation that beings and objects in Fromville are not governed by the regular laws of physics, and things are often materialized or “conjured up” out of nowhere, thus further affirming that they are designed and controlled by an overseeing force.
That's why I think Martin is evil. I think he tricked Boyd so he could infect him and replace the others with his locust plague. I don't think Martin was an actual person, most likely an evil entity.
Boyd was never in a hole I don’t think, as when he goes back there is no hole
@@jcedits360 Well to be fair he never dug at the ground to see if the pit was real but covered up or not.
Same.... that's the same question that I had... like the old dude was chained up who threw the rope.
I appreciate your review through the whole series, its made me knowing something new that i didnt realizes it through the series
I'm sure it's just a coincidence that hope was mentioned several times in this episode and the nearest town to Camden, Maine (where Tabbitha has ended up), is named hope. It's a small farming town with a single general store it seems.
Noticed that it looks a lot like somewhere in upper NE!
@@KenTakahashiYT Yea, it's definitely Camden, Maine. When you compare the buildings in the show to the ones on google maps, they match.
I love this show so much and I wish season 3 was already out 😭 especially discovering that Tabitha got out
Not 100% confirmed she’s out. I don’t think she is
Production won’t finish until December😢
@@benjamind7639 december this year or 2024
@@r4rwp132 this year thank god lol I’d go crazy
@@benjamind7639 how did u know the season 3 gonna be this year ?
They give one new piece of information for every 10 new mysteries
Yup xD
Just binge watched season 1 and 2 this weekend and ing what a show. Glad that the mom made it out.
They need to start explaining more on whats happening in the show otherwise it'll end up like Lost and have a constant "mystery" for like 7 seasons. This season was a step down from season 1
Yeah, I just don't care for this whole adding layers and layers of mystery because it gets to the point where it just seems like the writers are throwing things at the wall to see what's sticks and have real goal in mind.
The problem I and others had with Lost, is they wrote the script/story up to a set number of seasons, but when it kept being renewed, they basically ran out of ideas and made it up as they went along and it showed. I hope the same doesn't happen with From, but I wouldn't be surprised, it is the same show runners after all.
Shows like this and "Lost" are all about the journey and not the destination, which is what Lost haters never got. It gave you seven seasons of massive enjoyment wondering what was happening. In mystery box shows, if they just answer all the mysteries, the show is kind of over.
@@bobross1829 Every show is that way though? This show like Lost biggest draw was the mystery and figuring out what was going on. I do not think people necessarily want every single thing to be answered explicitly but overall there should be some answers unless it's starts to feel like the writers are just bullshitting/trolling which LOST certainly started to feel like.
The Good Place had a better ending than Lost.
Thanks for doing all of these. You have the best analysis of this amazing show. I appreciate it 🤘
There's something that keeps bugging me, it's the creepy almost photo realistic portrait in the wedding scene, it's so prominent and almost seems to be staring at us the audience every time and takes the midway shot. It doesn't seem to look like any of the residence currently there, so it could be the entity figuratively staring back at us and Boyd
I believe that’s actually the girl getting married, and it’s just a detailed pencil sketch, which is why it doesn’t look jist like her. Keep in mind, that entire room is filled with drawings, so it’d make total sense
Though it does seem pretty cheap to be returned to the hopefully "real world" when you die like Tabitha, that could make some sense since Boyd's wife said that the entity feeds off of hope. Hope being the thing that keeps people alive. Also I had no idea that one of the guys from Lost worked on this. I've been telling myself since S1 E1 that this show is like a Lost fever dream. Its like I am watching Lost for the first time all over again.
Do you recommend watching Lost? I haven't seen it yet
@@a.s.h.a118 yes it's great
💯!!! I felt exactly the same way from episode 1!
@@a.s.h.a118honestly, no. The end is ridiculous, almost offensive. Pisses me off even thinking about it.
I still think the tree everyone sees before they enter the town is a downed faraway tree. Though when it was downed is the question maybe it’s downed in the future and it’s the bottle tree. The residents of from cut it down to escape the town. It seems like Boyd used a relic and fire to jump through time but it maybe just breaking a spell or something I’m not sure yet
Why isn't anyone talking about how Tabitha's reflection in the window of the hospital doesn't match her face or hair??? Also, look at the reflection in the window of the light house. Looks like a weird door even there shouldn't be one there.
Holy shit you are right
I noticed that too I thought it looked like a younger blonde girls face
That's Victor's sister in the reflection..my guesstimate..
it looks like a normal reflection to me honestly bro...I'm not seeing it lol
@@spiceislife Im pretty sure it's Tabitha, it just looks like a blonde girl because of the bright sun reflecting off of her through the window. If you look over at the edges of her silhouette you can see that the sun is shining on her so brightly that it's making her brown hair appear almost white.
You are by far the best reviewer of this series!
Can we all take recognition that the actor who plays Victor has done such an excellent job? He was a child when he got there, but with the environment and lack of adult guidance he was never able to mentally grow up and has remained (in a way) pure?
It touched Kenny, broke the girl in the house and stole 3 souls. I also think the songs on the diner juke box are somehow linked psycho killer was put in place of if I had a boat.😮😮😮
What if the scene of Jade smashing the bottles in the bar is a sign that they need to smash the bottles hanging on the bottle trees to retrieve the messages within which may contain clues?
yeah, i kept wondreing why no one has tried to read the messages before...i guess cause only victor knew about the location
The Bottle Tree traps evil spirits and Boyd took one down in season one. Sarah said he shouldn't do that. I think that's when the evil spirit got out. The other bottles probably contain other horrors. When Tabitha had her dream of inside the tower in season one, she kicked a bottle down the stairs. Boyd tells Donna "if the three die, there's no putting the genie back in the bottle". Too many bottles for coincidence. Tabitha taking Victor's lunchbox with her to the "real world" is def no coincidence either/ I'm willing to bet that someone will recognize it and they'll work together to get back and save everyone.
With out the bottles they won't be able to locate the far away tree . I mean there are alot of trees there so the bottles are a sign
No don't think there's any clues at all. Those bottles I think are just markers you're at the edge of the forest or boundary for the dream simulation and can't go beyond that. Turn back.
@@undeadarmy19this can explain the other nightmare creature that Mari and Reggie’s girl were seeing.
Ive binge watched two seasons and im hooked on it. All that i hope is that this doesnt go down "The Walking Dead" route. I would rather see an explosive finale in season 3 and for it to come to a conclusion than see season after season of drawn out storylines going nowhere. Its one of the best series ive seen in a long time and hope the producers do it justice. Roll on Season 3.........
In addition to LOST references, I’m also noticing some connections to OUAT. Season 2 Finale is titled ‘Once Upon a Time?’ Some people online speculate that at the end Tabitha wakes up in a hospital in a town in Maine. There are also the “Faraway Tree” portals. Plus, Eion Bailey, of course.
There is a picture floating around of Julie and Ethan inside of Saint Anthony’s hospital in a waiting room, wearing the same clothes they were wearing in this last episode
Where? What episode?
What picture? That seems like a huge revelation if it’s true.
They touch, they break, they steal is not talking about the people in the town, it is describing those in control there. They touched, they broke{dead lady in ep 9), they steal(yo life). All the KZhead theories and reddit all have it wrong imo. They touch them in their sleep. they break their body, then they steal their life. Loved the detail in your videos, just wanted to share my opinion.
Great point . Sarah said ‘it’ was excited when it touched Kenny
It “touched” Kenny It “broke” that lady who died in bed It “stole” those 3 people
Agree with the majority of the comments. Way too much filler, interpersonal drama between characters we don't care for, backstory flashbacks, show the horror and unravel the mystery, that's the only real reason we're watching this and not some dramatic period piece.
The lack of extensive communication among the characters is not a writing flaw but rather a very realistic portrayal of human behavior. In reality, many people struggle with being open and transparent about their thoughts and emotions. This reluctance to communicate is not a sign of weakness but rather a reflection of our human nature, which is often flawed and imperfect. One of the strengths of the show lies in its portrayal of characters as relatable individuals, not flawless heroes who always know what to do. Each character brings a unique perspective to the narrative, making the story more compelling and reflective of real-world complexities. For instance, Donna's focus on keeping the townsfolk calm and embracing the present, Boyd's desperate quest for answers despite struggling to comprehend the situation, Tabitha's personal journey with her patient demeanor, and Jade's all-or-nothing approach with no patience for Victor. By showcasing these varied perspectives and flaws, the show accurately mirrors the intricacies of human relationships and personalities. Just like in the real world, people in "From" have their own strengths, weaknesses, and ways of coping with challenges. These differences often lead to conflict and misunderstandings, which are essential elements of any engaging storyline. The characters' decisions and reactions are not meant to be straightforward or easily understandable. Life rarely presents us with black-and-white choices, and the complexity of the characters' dilemmas adds depth to the storytelling. Boyd's internal conflict surrounding the entire town, and even the nuanced decisions with Sara, highlight the show's commitment to portraying the human experience realistically. Rather than acting impulsively, he grapples with the moral implications of his (and her) actions, making the narrative more compelling and thought-provoking. Regarding the Sara situation, we know she was being manipulated, which adds a layer of complexity. Instead of immediately dismissing her or resorting to violence, Boyd's hesitation and consideration of the situation demonstrate the show's exploration of human nature's multifaceted aspects. Including his lack of communication. Likewise, Kenny's reaction to the circumstances is entirely understandable. But neither character is ''wrong''. The amount of communication among the characters here is a conscious storytelling choice that enriches the show's authenticity. It reflects the reality that humans are not always great at expressing themselves
Plus with people randomly opening doors and killing innocent people after going crazy you dont really wanna be the first to tell people you are seeing ghosts and having visions.
Have you ever seen the Japanese Netflix show, Alice in borderland. People been in horrific accident fighting for their life while in state of coma, only when they win, they get to come back to the real world and live.
SPOILER - Yes, the entire show happened in a few minutes in their heads. *Yawn*.
11:45 My theory is if the root leads to farway trees, then there is still one tree that they've yet to uncover. We knew the first one that Boyd and the others used that led to random places, and the 2nd one that Tab went through that led directly to the light house. Question is, where does that 3rd tree lead to?🧐
Maybe it'll lead to the ominous entity and the creator of the mystery that's painted in the cave, the final boss that controls everything, and they all have to go there once they figured out about it.
probably the tree that falls and gets everyone into fromville
I think that it leads to the real world. I also think that the dog that boyed keeps seeing knows where the third far away tree is. Hopefully they see the dog again and follow it
Excellent synopsis along with ur witty humour....keep it up loved it❤
Very interesting theories. Great video. I hope Season 3 is more clearer.
I was wondering about Martin ... if he was chained up just like the others, and the others' bodies were in the town, where was Martin's real body? Was that just what Boyd was seeing or was Martin really simply just chained up? This show frustratingly leaves so many questions that can be asked..
Martin is already dead in the fromville world. Hence he was there in the dungeon with clear eyes. As for the other 3, they are still in the process of dying from the village. As for his body, its probably been dead for ages so no one had actually seen it.
Or its boyd all along
@@pauledisonbatacan7518if they're already dead in the real world, then how did the other two die in that torture cell
Did the show forgot that Sara also had the cicada larvae inside her arms too? That’s why she sees “dead people”. Boyed see dead people after infection and didn’t after he passed it on.
wow you really disected this season, thank you for such a well put video. i also wanna note that they changed the drawing of the kids and lighthouse originally yellow and brown then yellow and blue.
Video idea: with everything we know after the S2 finale, review all the S2 episode titles and show how they explain and foreshadow events in the show. Maybe include S1 episode titles too.
I have a thought that maybe if the other folks that 'escape' into the 'real world' (maybe like Boyd's wife if she's there) don't remember being in the town and since Tabitha left the 'proper' way she'll have the recollection to jog the other escapee's memories of their ordeal. Also I couldn't see properly what was in the background atop the lighthouse, but the visuals reminded me of multiple waterfalls idk, it's probably something else though.
I was thinking the same thing with the other dead people also being back in the real world but with no recollection apart from tabitha (and possibly eloise).
Although the story for season 2 was moving a little too slow its still my favorite show to watch. I just hope like most good series it doesn't end after a couple seasons.
I think the point of this show is that all the people are somehow being tested on how well they collaborate with one another, most of them keep to themselves, but the people that shared their experiences with others made a lot of discoveries about this place
Thank you!! Great take. I've watched the From seasons a couple of times. Miraculously, I find new easter eggs! I'm also a little worried that none of the mysteries of this place will ever be explained. One of the characters in season 2 says something to the effect that " life is one big unexplained mystery. One planet circling a ball of fire." We're like the townspeople, trying to solve the unexplained mysteries. The truth these aren't mysteries just lies to foster hope, generate high optimism, that they will eventually escape. The entity controlling all of this only allows them to do stuff that fosters more hope...such as believing in the talismans, or the fox holes kept them alive, or they can talk to dead loved ones, or build a radio to communicate to the outside world, or that a small child (Victor) could survive 30 plus years on his own or the biggest lie, that Fromville actually exists! The dungeon only appears when Boyd lights the torch. Lighthouse shines a light that brings Fromville into existence! Fromville is built on deception and confusion.
I knew a couple of episodes back that there was a way out, but I do believe that once you get out you CANNOT return to that place. Think about it, Fromland is alive, it knows who comes and goes. If there is an exit and everyone leaves, then the place cannot eat feed like it does normally. Tabitha could lose her memories, but Tabitha had a drawing from Victor and his lunchbox. The sister of Victor could have made it out, but does she remember? Also, Jade found the ritual site that have started all of this. Sacrificing children for something sinister. Also, to think those were not worms, but cicadas in Boyd's arm, that isn't over yet. Cicadas come back every year to mate, so unless cicada wasp show up next season, they are done for on that front. I am excited for season 3.
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It makes more sense, great work again 👍
Im just glad someone else thought the same stuff about that lady . I was windering if the bus driver even remembers her boarding her bus . Also yes the 7 children symbols are all over . Even in season 1 towards the end
As Tabitha looks out the window....Here Reflection is of a younger girl/woman that has blonde hair👱♀...🤔 Excellent Season Finale Breakdown Review Think Story!!💎💎💎💎💎🤗
I think that one of the trees contains the portal to escape into the real world, but they haven’t found it yet because the trees keep moving, according to Victor.
Well if u see the last episode it shows the tower is the escape into the real world, unless that’s a fake world as well
There was something Tilly gave off the moment I saw her! Happy you noticed too