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[CraicIsMighty]

[Axebeard]

TIME FOR IDEAS!

First of all, holy god damn that was disturbing and FANTASTICALLY SHOT/ACTED. Amazing work by EVERYONE involved, that can't be stressed enough.

Next, just an idea that struck me as I was watching Tim cry the first time in the hospital. Does it seem possible that when Tim is under his "masky" persona he's kind of... Himself, but as a child? Or maybe someone else, but a child. It's known that he underwent some medical stuff when he was young and I think it's HEAVILY implied that it was at the hospital before it burned down. Tim went there for help when he was young, maybe, and as masky he has a connection to that place. He goes there, cries like a child. It seemed like he was looking for something like his mask (when he kept saying "it's not where I left it!"). He seemed to be seeing doctors in the room with him, shouting at them that he could see someone coming at him (I thought the Operator, but someone earlier made a good point that it could've been his masky persona he was seeing).

Next... After Tim nearly died from overdosing on those pills, he seemed to be back in his own head, and him striking the wall with Hoody's writing on it, to me, suggested that he no longer wants anything to do with Hoody. Which makes sense, since it seems like Hoody had been using/abusing Tim, luring him into a maksy state and using him to get things done.

Lastly... Tim "checking with his boss" was extremely foreboding to me. Sure, he could've meant a regular job... But what if he was actually talking about something a lot more sinister? "I need to go see what hoody or the operator or alex wants me to do with you," something like that?

Next entry is going to have a shocking answer of some kind. I can't wait!

[Dreveth]

[mokie]

The chest cam footage isn't just heavily distorted, it also seems to be out of order. I could be wrong on that, but I think the footage is jumping around. It may explain the flash of the shed at 1:54, during Tim's seizure (or that could be significant for whole different reasons).

At 2:15, when he appears to slip into this other world, the ground is different--it looks like concrete or asphalt. After seeing the later hospital scene, I thought it might be the floor of that room, as there seem to be bloody cough-like stains on that floor, but there's also a lot of debris we don't see at this point. (In other words, it's probably not, but I found it interesting enough to speculate about, what with Tim wondering aloud, "Where was it?")

I don't think Bruce is headless, though he appears faceless, but that could just be the angle and stark contrast in the scene.

[SheWhoSlaysMonsters]

[pravado]

mindblowingly good entry

the part with bruce was chilling

[Dreveth]

Not faceless.

[Axebeard]

[Tenebrosi Oculos]

I have a hunch that Tim was brought into another dimension (most likely the fourth) where Beard man's body was hypothetically transferred to by the Operator in Entry #52.

By the way, the section where he's screaming for his life while being dragged by the Operator was just horrifying.

[SheWhoSlaysMonsters]

[Peppercorn]

For about a split second, I think you can see Bruce's face, but it's covered in blood.

[Cutboy]

Am I the only person who immediately thought of this when Tim got dragged under the water?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WVtGwViUILk&feature=plcp

"LAKES IN STILLNESS WILL TAKE EVERY LIFE OF THE NIGHT"

I think something is to be said of this, it's definitely a strong tie back to season 1.



And I'm also on the boat of people saying that Tim has something pretty awful coming for Jay at the hospital. I really hope this next entry comes quicker.



This is truly the most horrifying entry I've seen since Entry #23. Those first 4 minutes left me shaking for the rest of the video.

[Coolbro Swaggins]

Is it time to go TotheDoor?

That's what I think Tim was talking about. Or maybe it has something to do with He is a liar/Follow Me.

[Dreveth]

I'm surprised no one's mentioned Tim's hanging from a tree. It reminds me of Alex telling Jay about the legend of people being tied to trees that grew unnaturally fast.

[SheWhoSlaysMonsters]