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[Marble Hornets]

I think the real reason this entry was so good was bc it showed that the operator was still a boss. The way he just stares at Jessica as her face "melts" away and how he grabs her and pulls her in towards him (if you frame by frame you will see this, he does the same thing to Jay in 52)

The one thing I don't get is the whole leaving her and then making her disappear the next day. It's possible he needed Alex to get the gun back, but Alex shouldn't have taken that long. He didn't look bruised or anything so hoody couldn't have kept him occupied for THAT long.

We have to assume that he warped her body back to the other side of the tunnel where they started, where Alex took the gun back, then made her dissapear before Tim shows up. Otherwise the whole "other side of the tunnel is dangerous" thing would be pretty false.

I also think they screwed up having hoody come from the other side of the tunnel. I don't think it was intentional in the sense that hoody has some way of getting there and back without getting operated on, I think it was just something they didn't consider when filming.



I think my overall complaint is that they're doing a bad job explaining what the threat of the other side of the tunnel is, as the operator has done the same thing he did to Jessica to others on the "normal" side of the tunnel. Other than that this entire entry was awesome.

[Amethyst.64]

[Marble Hornets]

[Craig Digsby]

@Marble Hornets: Still, Troy would've told her to cough prior to filming.
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[geekgirlinthefedora]

Yeah, I can't believe they would let something like that slide. The whole slendersick thing is way too big of a deal for that.

[UnQuantifiable]

Also, I feel I have to respond to some of these theories.

Jessica still has hope. Does no one remember The Operator taking Alex in the same manner? Multiple times? But then he turned out to be a raging gun toting lunatic... Maybe Jessica will turn out to be the same as Alex (laughs manically while rubbing hands).

I think in the beginning, Tim had no recollection of being Masky. He had no control, and couldn't do anything as Masky. Later on, perhaps through recent entries, he begins to remember what has transpired during his time as Masky. Perhaps he now knows everything he did (which would explain his very worried and sad look on his face before Jay returned to the car in 75). He knew what happened to Jessica, and what was on that tape. The thing I'm puzzled about is, Jay knew this happened in the past, before he hooked up with Tim. Why is Jay being untrusting of Tim about this now? Jay still needs to short it out with Tim and get back on track.

And on the recent topic of Jessica having no sickness in proximity of TO, might be the first time she saw him? Remember in Entry 12, no one had sickness during that entry. Yeah sure she has missing memories and such, but TO doesn't necessarily have to be in her sight to cause it.

[professorrev]

I would absolutely love it if Alex ended up being a tragic hero - he knows more than anyone else and has to do terrible things in order to stop something even more terrible happening

[Amethyst.64]

They are very into their slendersickness in MH, usually overly so.

It isn't the first time, he was intended to be in her room in a hotel entry, and she has slendersickness in those entries

[geekgirlinthefedora]

[CrowHill]

Wondering about the noises coming from her room.

[UnQuantifiable]

[Marble Hornets]

Another thought that crossed my mind

If Tim set up the set of tapes to give to Jay the same way Alex did, to make Jay think about things a certain way, then isn't it possible that him and hoody are coordinating everything to make Alex look bad? They know Jay will post things to youtube and that Alex will see them, so they could also influence alex's thoughts too, right?



They obviously brought Jessica to rosswood to lure Alex out. There is no other reason to bring her there. But why doesn't Alex just kill her when she's standing next to hoody? Why get her isolated and then apologize before killing her?

If he knew Jessica would follow him, he obviously knew she didn't remember him pulling a gun on her at a previous time, and not remember who he is at all. Therefore it implies that he's not killing her bc she knows about him and his doings, it implies he's killing her bc the operator knows about her and he doesn't want her to go through what he did (or that the operator is somehow making him kill her). The fact that he shields his eyes when he's about to shoot her says he doesn't want to do it, but has to for some reason.

[Marble Hornets]

[geekgirlinthefedora]

Ugh, it's all just so "who's the bad guys and who's the good guys". I'm so confused now. Hell, I don't know if we can be sure that Jay's even a good guy anymore with as nuts as he's becoming.

Also, anyone else think that with what info we have now from this entry that we should stream season 3 again? See if our perspective changes now that we know what we know or at least what we think we know?

[Marble Hornets]