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I think that so far, most everything is just them being them except when an obvious exception, i.e. HABIT.
I feel like a broken record but I still think we don't yet have enough information to verify pretty much anything. It's all pretty nebulous at this point.
Friggin hate waiting. .3.

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AS far as Evan and the hidden videos goes, he gets incredibly belligerent in the live ustreams when it's brought up.

"NOT THIS SHIT AGAIN UGH"

He almost seems like it shouldn't be brought up, ever. Like he doesn't want it discussed with Jeff or Vince.

Jeff and Vince's eventual annoyance with it might be a product of subtle HABIT manipulation via Evan's rage.

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I just rewatched the Welcome to the Ark video and noticed a part I hadn't noticed before. And I know probably a lot of you guys are thinking how there's no evidence that that video is even part of the storyline but to me, it's gotta exist for a reason other than just to fuck us up.

At the end when they're trying to get to the light which they apparently think will keep them safe from The Rake, Jeff won't come to them and is saying with a smile on his face "Come here, the way out is over here." He grabs Evan's hand and tries to pull him over and Vince says "We can't believe any of this, Jeff!" before Jeff is pulled under and taken away.

I'm sure I'm late on noticing this with you guys but anyone have any ideas about this? It seems pretty odd to me for Jeff of all people to be acting like that. And since that clip of the hand being dragged under is used in some of the hidden videos, it seems to me like it must have relevance in the main storyline. Idk.

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I'm still hoping for a curve ball in all of this - we've been associating Evan with HABBIT for a while now - it would be just delightful if that wasn't the case afterall, and Evan was doing "something else" when he was talking to emptychair.

Still, hoping for that isn't going to stop me from getting on board with this "when did Evan and HABBIT consecrated their relationship" talk. It seems that despite all of the "Evan being Evan" instances, the guys did realize that he was rattled and "off" based on the events that had been happening. Remember, A Day in the Life was done entirely to help him (moreso than the others) calm down and get back to normal. It's kind of hard to tell just how off Evan is, he seems to be himself when threatening to break off the pseudoslendies legs and shove them down his throat, my guess is the strict diet of zombie movies and video games makes him pretty desensitized to violence all on his own.

And as far as the guys not really acknowledging Evan's laughing fit in Jokes over in the intro/outro to jokes over - it might be worth at least bringing that part up, as there are several factors to that scene with Vinnie and Evan addressing the camera that don't add up - the metal sound (which actually also seems to be heard in the spliced in clips in the Centralia video, although it might just be keys/change since they are running), the camera moving at the end (despite no Jeff around) with Vinnie giving an "oh shit"-ish look, Evan smirking/positioning himself oddly close to Vinnie and just sitting in a way that doesn't seem natural at all, and then the fact that they don't really talk about the events in the video beyond just slight references to the bags.

As far as the actual "on location" part of joke's over - I always found it really odd that Evan just charges at him with a foot long knife - especially considering that at this point it could still be just one of their friends messing around. I know other people have said that they're aware of slendy's reputation and that's what motivated it, but it just seems kind of extreme punishment for standing in his parents room.

Wow...long post. Apologies all around

[Luipaard]