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[kurthnaga]

[Osttle]

Someone put in the wiki that tim survived commiting suicide under 87

[vashfanatic]

Can't believe I made an account just for this, but after 36 pages and no one mentioning this?

Right after Jessica looks up over Tim's head in horror with a video tear, the final image we get of her is this:


If there is a TTA video posted after this, you know who my money is on for having posted it.

[flatlinee]

https://twitter.com/GeauxJoe/status/480940699907411968

Tweet from Joseph. I wonder what those "announcements" could be?

[Vincent]

Not sure if this has been posted yet. This is a guy who has reacted to marble hornets since at least the beginning of season 2. He's been watching since the beginning, and here's his thoughts about the ending. You might not agree with him, but just hear his reasons why the ending is good.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJXrMgYdo_w

[Blackout_2014]

[sp103]

[Inglorion]

[bbat70]

Could it possible that if for some reason this isn't the finale, (which I'm not saying it isn't since it seems chances are super high it is) and this took place before 86, Tim could be saying goodbye because he thinks he may not come back after he goes to find alex? I mean, he might have wanted to just make sure, like a final goodbye thing. Idk. Maybe I think too optimistically

[Incomplete]

Now I haven't really discussed yet what I find to be the most odd and out of place scene in the whole series, when we first go into Alex's apartment and the Operator is messing around with the junk in the background... there's a part where things slow down and then a talking pizza roll appears and starts talking directly to the audience. It says to butcher your wife in the bathtub. I found this scene to be really out of place and not make a whole lot of sense in the context of the series. I'm not sure what THAC was going for here... but considering some of the other scenes in Marble Hornets I guess it makes sense. [/img]

[Lithp]

Turn Signal: It was kind of hard for me to tell what was going on, but it seemed to me like he either went right & then turned left, or that he just went straight, & any apparent change in direction was the car settling. Even if he did turn, discerning the meaning of that is basically impossible.

[Lytrigian]

Look guys, he pulled to the left so as to get the arrow sign closer to the center of the frame, to make the final image of the series as ambiguous as possible. We still don't know which way he'll turn. Nor do we need to know. Only that he's free to go in either direction.

[Lithp]

That doesn't make sense, I'm looking at the picture, & the sign is to the right of the frame. I'm not saying that's super meaningful, but pulling to the left would just put the sign closer to the right.

[Hazman]

Well I would try and offer my voice towards it but as he's driving on the wrong side of the road to what I'm used to it makes it a bit hard, but I would say he moves into the left lane, that has a left arrow drawn on it. So he would be going left. However the position of him on the road my instinct says he's going right, that's however due to the fact he's driving on the wrong side of the road.

Anyway, the whole point is he has 2 choices to make, and I think they symbolise life or death and it is up to the viewer to decide what choice it makes, it ultimately doesn't matter what why he goes, it's only to symbolise those choices he has.

[Cyan507]