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[Frost_King]

Well I was thinking of compiling my own theory's from all the seasons, twitters and anything related I can get my hands on. Rather than just season three. However I will look into it. I am not here to offend people or step on toes.

[Cioger]

I feel like the more Tim and Jay get exposed to TO, the more odd attributes they get.

Jay is constantly seeing things, Tim can somewhat resist TO (unconfirmed), and Alex has turned into a psychopath.

For whatever reason, all this reminds me of the movie: Chronicle.

[Hazman]

[Serum]

[Hazman]

[Lytrigian]

[Hazman]

You know, it's 100% merino wool suit. This is kinda getting off topic now. So I'll leave it at this

[The Condor]

[thisistheend]

[TheJoker]

[Frost_King]

Well my main reason for Alex being a second Operator theory is mainly, the other Proxy's, Hoody and Maskie, do NOT like Alex. If he was a simple proxy they would probably be more accepting of him, but they have tried more than once to try and kill Alex, and he is always saved by The Operator.

From my understanding the Proxy personality is a second personality entirely, assumed to be brought on by exposure to The Operator and a side effect of Slender Sickness, the two main proxies dress up and cover their face while they are under the influence. Alex does not, he has always been Alex and has made no effort to hide his identity. It is like the Proxy's in my opinion are like cultist, or high priest, they don ceremonial clothing and masks to perform rites, or they put on their 'real face' to remove inhibitions.

Also when Alex broke Masky/Tim's leg, The Operator made no effort to come to the rescue of the proxy, although it may have been the Operator knew they wouldn't kill him, but that is a slim chance. However when Hoody and Masky attempted to kill Alex outside his apartment assumingly The operator showed up to stop them, Hoody points a gun at Alex and The Operator shows up. Why would The Operator stop his proxy's in such a manner? How much free will do the proxy personality's have? Why do they seem to work both for and against the Operator at the same time? They have shown a pack mentality, Hoody more than once helping Masky and working with him, but in turn helping Jay fight Alex and turn him against Tim to some degree.

So Alex is important to the Operator, beyond the simple Proxy status, so why would Alex be important? The Operator has shown to clean up after Alex, as shown after the killing of 'Bruce' in the tunnel. Although it could have been accepted as a sacrifice of sorts (to the Operator at least). Plus during the shooting of Marble Hornets Alex did offer up the other cast members to The Operator, possibly as a sacrifice. Even Alex said they were 'gone'. Of course The Operator could have been taking their memory as an offering, as Jay didn't seem to remember the beat down he received from Alex, and was also seemingly exposed to the Operator.

Furthermore tunnels are often associated with rebirth. Has anyone ever noticed they could never make it to the other end of the Tunnel itself? No one has been to the other side. Alex turned away, Jay and Tim were assaulted, Tim himself was dragged into another alternate universe while attempting to get to the other side of the tunnel.

I would like to also point out, that during the 'Time warping' of the house, when they first arrived Tim looked into the basement and said "Its dark down there", or something like that. The basement quite clearly had windows, so it was already night in the basement when they arrived at the house, and walking into it changed their perspective of time because the basement was already at a different time. Rather than the sudden shift theory when they entered the basement later.

[Janthran]

[Bernie Buddy]

[Frost_King]

[Vincent]