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[Marble Hornets]

[Ascalondion]

[drseussicide]

Wut.

We don't know why Jay attacked Tim yet, not any longer. We don't know why he attacked him because the day before, Jay tried to call Tim and apologise. Then he got Slendy-fied, then he attacked Tim. You seem to still be operating on the assumption that Jay attacked Tim because he had just seen the tape. This latest entry disproves that. You have to take what happened here into account.

So,
Operating (lol) on the assumption that the Slendification was what caused Jay's anger, which is what the evidence now supports, this suggests that the tape was not the impetus behind Jay's violent acts. It was an element, but probably because the slendification caused Jay's mistrust to grow and fester against his control.

People keep saying that Jay is "going masky" but I think it's the opposite. He's acting like Alex. Alex doesn't wear a mask. Alex films everything out of some strange need. Alex attacks people with stupid reasons and no plan, almost as if he's not totally in control of his actions. (my own opinion, not really objectively quantifiable)

And no, I don't honestly blame Jay for not wanting to go back there.

[Ascalondion]

[OllieRaiden]

Okay. I don't personally believe that the phone issue is any more complicated than The Operator interfered with the call to ensure that it didn't go through for whatever reason, cos he's been shown to mess with electronics. Maybe the phone shut off without Jay realising, or whatever.
However, as an alternative, how do we know he wasn't calling Tim's home phone, and Tim happened to be out at the time, so Hoody broke in and deleted the message?

[TheJoker]

Tim's insinuation that he doesn't remember getting any calls is important, though, because while it certainly is plausible that he was simply absent when the phone rang, it seems like he wouldn't have made that comment in the text unless he knew that he would have been there if the phone rang.

And he'd know which phone it was, because we heard the answering machine, so unless he has an identical answering machine recording on both phones (and most people I know don't), he'd be able to tell which phone it was.

Mind you, I'm merely playing devil's advocate here. It still *could* be that Hoody broke in and erased the message (and I'd love to see that on video if that happened).

[gennerx]

[Geneaux486]

I'm digging this implication that Rosswood and the Operator are like these weird glitches in the fabric of reality.

[OllieRaiden]

[gennerx]

[Wondertje]

I'm putting my text in spoiler tags because I'm a long time lurker, first time poster that isn't quite sure of the rules yet. Hopefully this is all good

[OllieRaiden]

[gennerx]

[ReeseSparrow]

One thing I find hard to believe is that tim knows that he didn't get any calls that day, he is adamant about that. I think I've got a pretty decent memory, (and I might add that I do not have an eldritch abomination messing with my brain,) and sometimes I think back to dramatic events in my life, for tim one of them may be jay "attacking him, for me, i think back to my brother dying this past summer. I remember who told me, I remember what I felt, I remember how i screamed and freaked out. I remember the look on my mothers face, but if you asked me if i got a phonecall from anyone, even my brother for that matter, the day before, to be honest i would probably have no idea.