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Wow...I didn't see that coming.

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Am I the only one updating this thread anymore?

[SignerJ]

I had fallen behind on the videos for this series. Now that I'm all caught up, I should be able to help you out.

As for the last video... I find it interesting that only the first clip has a time stamp.

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WOAH.

[SignerJ]

You seemed to have missed the part where he said he would kill Hunter...

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That is, if he got in his way.

[knifeman]

So initially I thought Slenderman was going to be protecting Mark from Harbinger and Kukull...

But I'm not so sure now.

In "Revolution," it is made clear that Harbinger and Slenderman are enemies. Some people are saying Slenderman IS Kukull, this is not true. Kukull is the creation of Harbinger, and he appears in "I'm done." He has the red and white mask on. Harbinger has a hood, so the masked thing (doesn't appear to be a man, exactly) is Kukull.

In "Camera Footage," you see Slenderman appear before Holly, and I don't think he was protecting her. In fact, this may have been when she died. This is strange, because in "I'm done," Slenderman shows up, and looks at Kukull. They then disappear. So here, it appears that slenderman is protecting Mark.

I think Mark is stuck between a rock and a hard place. If he manages to change his path, or whatever, he has Harbinger and Kukull after him. If he doesn't, Raziel is going to kill him. I think no one is protecting him. Both sides might save him to screw with the other, and strike a blow or something, but Mark is in danger from both sides.

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'nother episode. 2spooky4me

[knifeman]

My theory is that Sutton's feelings for Holly were not in a Lover kind of way. Instead, I think that he was more of a...Paternal figure? I can't think of a better word, but he loved her as someone would love their child.

He doesn't express any disdain for Mark, and encourages her to talk to him in the letter. He also speaks in a way that makes them seem more like really good friends or something, and not Lovers.

Another thing, what would the point of them having that sort of relationship be? To discourage Mark? I doubt that's what the purpose of the episode was. Holly obviously still cares about Mark, and is depending on him to save her. If she loved the doctor more, why wouldn't she be contacting him instead?

Those are my thoughts on the letter at least.

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You may be right, but I believe Mark interpreted it that way...or he's mad that Dr. Sutton has been hiding things from him and might've been the cause why Holly disappear.

Mark has a habit of well, half-explaining things. To Mark, its more of a personal vlog for him. He tells us his most powerful thoughts and feelings; and the smaller details he seems to push aside. Its interesting character, but once in awhile its a bit difficult to understand his intentions.

[knifeman]

Yeah, I was thinking that Mark misunderstands this for the time being. He is one to act on emotions, and tends to make things seem much worse then they are. After making the video, the character probably had some time to reflect on it all.

[amrith777]

This is another series that I just binged this week.Glad I did because even though some of the premises have been done before,to me it feels like he is even more in depth with it and I already felt that way because he is not just seeing a therapist,but we are actually seeing him interact with him personally on screen.

I kind of wondered if it was a setup for something later (which would be NOW) wherein the therapist would become an even bigger/more integral part of the plot overall.And of course now we have learned with this last entry,that he has -- big time.

At first,being the empathetic little Cancerian I am,I definitely interpreted the letter Mark received (the one written by the therapist) as Holly and him having an affair.And I totally felt Mark's rage.But,after I came here and read some things,and re-watched the entry,it seems more like the therapist has feelings for her that are more than a mere patient,but may not be romantic,and that possibly he is trying to balance his ethics between the two of them.

Unfortunately,Mark is going to feel betrayed no matter what.I am really enjoying this series and Mark's isolation makes everything even more claustrophobic and immediate.The insular nature of his life and surroundings,his longing for his lost love and the supernatural happenings are all synthesized quite well.

We have Slendy,but also some original characters are introduced into the mythos and I am very impressed with their relationships and the terror and lonliness and the "DREAMSCAPE" video with Raziel was on point,pure awesome sauce on wonder bread.

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