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[SignerJ]

[Gold Knight]

[RedHotRubberDucky]

I don't know if I am just seeing things, but this looks like a mask.

[Minato]

Yeah, I think the fact that Tim said "as far as I remember" heavily hints at him having received the message, just don't remembering.

[AmbientGuy]

[amrith777]

[JAL13]

[geekgirlinthefedora]

So I can't for the life of me figure out why Jay thought it was a good idea to go into that tunnel. All the very bad, no good things that have happened there, either on tape or while he was actually there to see it and he just decided "hey, why not, what could go wrong?" Other than that, I liked this entry. TO's appearances were creepy, the walk through the tunnel had me tense while anticipating something horrible happening and poor Tim is stuck in the middle of this mess all alone now.

[ACID_pixel]

anyone notice the MarbleHornets twitter says "entry #82::" and then the link to the video...

[Sha Noran]

A few other little things I forgot to mention:

-the road by the shack where Jay first sees TO, thinks he's hallucinating and calls Tim is the same place we last saw Jessica before she is taken in 76

-I don't think Tim is lying. Why would he lie? And to who, us? Why? If he didn't want us to know, he wouldn't have posted the footage. And the innocent phone call is definitely something Tim would've mentioned when he yelled at Jay after subduing him in 77.

-two things about 77 and 78 are very unsettling now... 1) In 77, that last time Jay lunged for the knife on the counter after Tim got it away from him... If Jay is proxified, it turns out Tim got very lucky he treated him as he did and left him behind and 2) In 78, when Hoody freed Jay, did Hoody know Jay was proxified and in violent mode? That ominous message on the mirror becomes even more ominous if he did... Was Hoody provoking a violent response from Jay? Did he do the same to Alex? And considering this, is that why Hoody swung a wrench at Jay in 79? Because he knew Jay was in a crazed and violent state and thus feared him?

-just wanted to point out, the shack is not the same as the Hoody hut from 68

-does the timing of this phone call line up with any of those bursts of non-code nonsense that was tweeted? Just curious

-Also, in support of the Rosswood shapeshifting/geography shifting, Jay himself says everything is moved around and not where it should be "unless he's losing it" but I think he's relatively sane until he seizes up at the end of the coughing fit at the end. After all, he thinks he's hallucinated TO but he very clearly was actually there.

-This reminds me of season 1, in Brian's house, when the doors didn't lead where they should. Maybe it wasn't active teleporting like we've thought but legitimate warping of like... Spacetime? Similar to Rosswood, things just... Aren't where they should be.

[ACID_pixel]

[Osttle]

Im thinking ol' oppy-kins messed up the call.

[SilentMedusa]

Okay. It seems The Operator did to Jay here whatever he did to Alex so long ago. And maybe tried to do in #72, before Tim interfered. That makes me revisit a theory I floated for #80: that TO was actually saving Jay (possibly from Alex) when he took him.

The phone call has me perplexed; we hear it go through, but Tim never receives it. Or so he claims. I admit I'm more inclined to believe TO did something weird to keep Tim from getting that message than Tim lying about it. Of course, he could just be remembering wrong; the words "if I recall" are pretty much worthless to anyone that's come in contact with The Operator. Or maybe the "Future was phone!" people are correct and Tim will get that call in a later entry -and may or may not realize what's happening.

So here's a possible scenario: Tim gets a voicemail on his phone -this one. He, not realizing or remembering what's up ultimately gets lured into a trap where he's attacked by a brainwashed and crazy Jay.

Also, I like having a definitive answer to the question raised in #64: did the shack disappear, or were they just lost. I would argue this entry proves it actually did disappear on them. Or rather, it shifted locations.

That leads me to another question some over in the Hoody Hub asked: does Rosswood park shift itself, or is it the Operator's doing? Which caused me to speculate that maybe Rosswood is the real problem, and TO is just an extension of it. That might explain TO's bizarre appearance; a poor attempt at mimicking a human form by something that lacks a fundamental understanding of humans.

Or maybe I've just had too many cookies. That's always possible.

[Tazendra]

Okay, so we are finally seeing the shack from entry 62 again. The first time we saw this shack it didn't really have any connection to the operator. Hoody steals Tim's meds and watches as he goes Masky then prompts Jay to go find him. This sets up the encounter in 62. In 62 Masky drags Jay off camera after jay had dropped it. Hoody picks it up and the next thing we see is Jay waking up in the red shack with the camera on the ground in front of him. Tim is also just waking up outside the shack.

The question is why go to that shack and what happened between the time Jay is dragged off and the time he wakes up? When they try to go back to the shack to get answers, they can't find it.

Now Jay has found it but it isn't in a place that makes any sense. It seems the operator has shifted him there. We don't see the shack until after the operator shows up in this entry. In fact, this operator appearance is a bit different than usual. Jay starts to run away as usual but then TO just disappears. But what if TO stayed where it was and it's Jay who has moved or been teleported? Maybe TO wanted Jay to go to the shack. Was that what happened in entry 62? Was Masky acting as and agent of TO when he dragged Jay to the shack? Did TO do something to them there? If that's true why didn't Hoody record it since he must have followed. Or maybe he did and the video got corrupted by TO?

Ugh, this just raises more and more questions.

[Osttle]

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