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[Geneaux486]

I'm starting to think the Operator may just follow hundreds of kids since childhood, only nobody ever remembers seeing it (or at least never remembers getting a good enough look at it to realize it's not human, since Alex did remember the encounter described in Entry 2, but thought it was just a guy in a suit), and it was just a fluke that Alex caught the thing on tape one day, noticed either that it had no face, or that it was standing somewhere it shouldn't be while rewatching, and became aware of its true nature. Keep going back to the whole "FORGET WHAT I SEE" thing.

[Toadbert]

In regards to the whole slow plot thing, I can agree.

But when you think about it, the first 14 entries in Season one were kinda the same thing weren't they?

Nonetheless, it was a half entry and I didn't really expect much forwarding from it. Really wonder what's going to happen in 61 now though. Jay has no leads on what to do.

[Starkley]

[The Reverend]

Love the amount of snark we got from Jay in this one.

[Banshee 21]

Where do you guys suppose Jay will go from here? The last few entries gave us an idea of what the following entry would be about, but there's nothing here. Even Entry 19.5 lead Jay to the red tower.

My only guess is that Jay will have to confront Tim about his lies. Either that or a TTA entry will give Jay the next lead, but those videos have never been too important to the main plot.

[Geneaux486]

[Nex]

[MHFanLuca]

Frame Skip

[Zarggg]

[Kaisu]

{Wh00tz, first post xP}

Well, I don't have too much to say, except for whoever was onto that thing about the right side of the brain being the side that was more Masky might be onto something.

Also, to those who are speculating that the date is 1/10/10, eeh, I doubt it. Look at the quality of the paper - It's old and water-damaged in parts. Unless Hoody decided to drown the papers in tea or coffee or whatever, paper wouldn't get like that in two years time.

And my brain is telling me that it's October first, but that's because I don't live in the US, I guess. But yeah.

[phoenix.pinion]

Interesting information in this video, though it was more in tidbits and less in the huge revelation I think some of us were expecting.

Just wanted to throw in my two cents about something that immediately stood out to me, as a school psychology student (someone who works heavily in the schools with special education)... At 1:55 ish, Jay talks about the "Potential Barriers To Learning" bar, where "emotional" is checked. Doesn't seem to be a diagnosis, but the label of "emotionally disturbed" is given in the schools to kids who show barriers to learning in an emotional sense (diagnosed with a mental disorder using the DSM). This can include depression, oppositional defiant disorder/conduct disorder, aggression, self-injurious behavior....the list goes on. What stands out to me is ODD and conduct disorder. Tim definitely seemed to be a ... how should I put it ... difficult child? Running away from home, aggression, anger, insomnia, possible delusions...the "possible disorder" could have been something pretty severe...ODD? Childhood schizophrenia? Poor Tim... A diagnosis like that can affect every part of one's life (hence the mention about possible school services)...no wonder he seems so touchy about the issue.

All in all, it likely isn't too relevant, but I just found it to be an interesting tidbit. (And it all made much more sense to me before 2 in the morning rolled around...oh well.)

[Stanislav]

[elkapo]

Ok. Tim knows the Operator since childhood, but is he afraid? The form says she feels safe at home and fear for someone, then corrects himself and says he does not feel safe at home and not fear anyone. Answer their two personalities? Perhaps Masky feel safe with the Operator. Or the mother gave the first answer and the child corrected... On the other hand, a whole life being harassed ... but only that? In addition, he flees and takes refuge in Rosswood Park? What's the point? Perhaps he did not flee from the Operator ...

In Alex's birthday video, the image of the Operator appears superimposed over the original footage. It is not really there.
In another moment we see Hoody with Masky, attacking Alex. I think perhaps Timasky lied to Hoody, about the Operator and its origin. Assuming Hoody it is TTA, explained the birthday video. Then, over time, Hoddy, discover the truth and begins his campaign against Tim. ("liars everywhere")

I think Slendy enters Alex's life during the filming of MH in fact, Tim arrives and with it, comes Slendy. Hoody can emerge from an encounter with the operator, as in #12, many crew sees a Slendy that day, we do not know what happens then. Maybe after that, Tim sought help in his personal crusade against Alex, pointing to him as responsible for what happened.
Why hate Alex if even then barely knew? Perhaps by "stealing" his only friend?

Alex suspects that Slendy has come from the hand of a cast member, but can not find out who, so he decides to get rid of all. Perhaps the blame to everyone. Why always appears TO? Because Tim is always there, close. At # 56 does not appear when is recorded the symbol, otherwise when Tim is beaten. Tim loses consciousness and the Operator disappears. Appears again when Alex goes with Brian and Seth, but Tim is still in the building.

I can not have an overview of the series, surely forgotten a thousand things and that this theory fails in many parts, but that's what I think now.

[aidansean]

[Starkley]

Re: Frame Skip