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[Geneaux486]

The way Alex talked about the Operator in entry 2 and the way he approached the thing in entry... whichever one where they were on set with Brian suggest that Alex didn't know what the thing was. The way Alex is in season 2, and the violent things he did during the summer of 06, I think the Operator indoctrinated him or something. We've seen Jay do things he doesn't remember, we've seen Tim do violent things he doesn't remember, so maybe prolonged exposure just makes the tendencies a little more permanent.

[Starkley]

[Zrob]

I'm still hoping for answers to what was going on in the beginning entries. I'm talking the iconic Entry 1, and things like Entry 4 and 6.

[pravado]

[Lithp]

So, Alex looked like the victim, then the grizzled hero, then the villain, then back to the hero?

Twisty.

[SheWhoSlaysMonsters]

In order for that to make sense, you'd have to ignore the fact that Alex has been shown to be more than willing to kill people. Why would he want to kill Jay and Jessica? I could see you arguing that Jay was necessary to lose after he uploaded the videos, but what about Jessica? Jessica, an innocent, was there with Jay to be used a story-device to prove that Alex is, beyond a doubt, a villain.

And, personally, after taking other factors into consideration, I believe that Alex is doing this completely of his own accord. After all, as certain TTA videos have constantly shown, you can't trust anyone because they're all only human. If a horrible Eldritch Abomination were tormenting you without stop for years, can you honestly say that sacrificing others to save yourself wouldn't cross your mind?

[Lithp]

Well, maybe "hero" is a bad term. Maybe "anti-hero" is better.

Alex believed, or seemed to believe, that Jessica was somehow "involved," & thus killing her was a necessary evil.

[Starkley]

[Black Sand]

Let's all have a moment of silence for the people who came here from Slender, and every other misinformed self...





Aaand, my personal favorite...



scitsofratic.

Anyway, I may post more whenever I can.

[Toadbert]

I love people who are so disappointed to find out it was fake. The reactions in the comments are great.

[Black Sand]

[yournotreal1]

This might sound strange, but one idea I do have is that the operator or TTA is little bit like the death note.

Anybody who has ever watched the show will know what I'm talking about.

When Light forfiets his memories of ever using the deathnote in order to draw suspicion away from himself, his shinigami takes the deathnote and hands it too someone else, creating a new Kira. However, Light carefully correlates certain events before forfieting his memories of ever having the deathnote so that when the time is right, he regains his Deathnote and all the memories that went with it, allowing him to continue his campaign.

the circumstances surrounding Tim and Jay seem to reflect this, perhaps Tim was under the influence of the operator in the same nature as Alex is, maybe The Operator abandoned Tim for Alex, taking away all of Tim's memories of it in the process.

To add to this, In TotheArks "Extaction" video, which was obviously addressing Tim, it's most likely talking about "Extracting" Tim from TTA. This leads me to wonder, maybe Tim was in a way... adopted by TotheArk,(taking his memories of TTA away) but after some time, TTa decided to release Tim for maybe a temporary amount of time. The reason I say this is because of "Observation" whch, to me personally, looks like they are expecting Tim too come back.

Ths also might explain Tim's fragile mental state.....

Whew...

[Lithp]

So, I was marathonning the Totheark videos, & I noticed something when I hit "Memories." When it says:

[Drnothing1]

[TheSnack]

What if Troy and Joseph accidentally uploaded the next troyhasacamera video to the marblehornets account.

Imagine all those confused, terrified, angry people.