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[semifamous13]

While I would looove to see Jessica connected to the filming of MH in some way or another, I think it's more likely that she met up with Jay during his 7-months-o'-darkness. I figure that whatever crazy mindwipe they both experienced could only get the actual actions that took place out of their memory, explaining why his name might still seem familiar.

Ooor we could go with my favorite (while unlikely) theory XD which is that Jessica is an antagonist. She knows his memory was erased because she had some part in it. She's taking advantage of that by becoming his only interaction, gaining his trust, and slowly pulling information out of him in the hopes she'll get something that can lead her and her other minion friends somewhere...perhaps a type of boat...one that is generally known to carry animals during floods...I think you know what I'm getting at so all of her "symptoms" are just things she's learned might be related to prolonged contact with out tall friend, most likely from The Mighty 'Burns (aka Tim). She's gone because, whatever was said during their chat, she got what she needed and could send in Masky to dispose of Jay, who is no longer valuable to her quest

lol I think all of what I said is ridiculous, but I do like it! It lets me say I don't trust her for a reason
and just FYI, I'm a believer of Tim=Masky=TTA

[McWeird007]

I just have to say that I love the new distortion. SLOOOWWW ELECTRICC GUITARRRR.

And I don't think Jess had any thing to do with MH production.

[morscata12]

I know that it's probably an OOG stylistic decision, but Jay never seems to encounter any outsiders (on camera). I have a theory that there is an IG reason for it. I'm posting it here, since Masky's sudden appearance in this entry marks only the fourth human being captured on film in Season 2.

Theory: Plot-important hotspots drive people away if they are not involved in that importance. (I say plot-important because I do not know the specific reasons they are keeping people away. It could be Slender Man activity, Masky activity, etc.) People working in/near those hotspots don't have much choice, and are unable to be driven away.

The Hotel: Both Jay and Jessica haven't encountered anyone in the hotel, other than the people working in the hotel. Jay's camera has not filmed anyone in the hotel other than Jessica and Masky. Jessica says she has only encountered people who are paid to be there. After a brief cameo, Jessica ends up being involved.

The Park: During Jay's exploration of a park in Entry 31, he only encounters one person (the guy "following" him). Stranger still, there are no cars visible in the parking lot, and no other people in the park or on the trail.

Season 1: The only people filmed by Jay's camera in Season 1 were Tim and Masky. They are both involved.

The Red Tower: Only two cars show up in his pictures of his trip out to the Red Tower: http://twitpic.com/ujbyj, and they were both service vehicles. Every other shot of the road is empty. The only people he encounters are paid to be there (by the city).

The Introductions: His two driving shots show a standard stream of cars. These roads are probably randomly chosen and not near any hotspots.

News of Jay's apartment fire: Jay indirectly filmed this off the TV. Lots of people visible. Possible reasons: Jay isn't filming it directly, or the fire destroyed the apartment's importance.

[mellodragon]

[bobthecrusher]

OT theory!: the tapes aren't of j's blackout, they're TTA's tapes, which he's been using to make the videos. That is all. Thank you.

[redherring]

[Frazzles]

[Graved]

[TheSanityAssassin]

I don't think this has been mentioned yet (and if it has, forgive me), but did anyone else notice that when J goes back to get Jessica the sheets on her bed are noticeably different? Rather, not that they are different sheets, but in entry #32, you can see they are pulled up more towards the headboard, and yet when J goes to get her in #33, they are pulled down towards the foot of the bed, as if someone was just sleeping in it and they had gotten up.

What's the significance? Well, two things perhaps:

a) This supports the warp theory that we've now opened the door into Masky's room instead of Jessica's. Or (and this is what I'm leaning towards):

b) I do believe J had another memory lapse in between 32 and 33 and that the time between the two entries is longer than what he thinks or would have us believe. His door is fully closed now, and the door on her side is open wider than it was previously and with the sheets pulled down instead of up, the bed looks recently slept in. This could mean that they did even have another exchange/meeting, and due to his memory lapses, he doesn't remember. What if he instructed her to go outside ahead of him and he doesn't remember this?

Thoughts?

[MikeBlumenthal]

[redherring]

[mellodragon]

[onetruepurple]

I take full responsibility for unleashing the abomination of a name that 'tothepark' is.


I like the 'memory lapse between 32 and 33' theory, but doesn't that cancel the point of Jay filming everything?

Now I wish that Entry 33 was streamed by Jay shortly after 32 was uploaded, as if it was happening live...

[morscata12]

It's subtle, but Jay does close his door in Entry 32 (2:25-2:2. We don't get to see how far he closes it, but it does start out closed before Entry 33. Plus, does the camera freeze after he shuts it @ 2:30?

The recliner chair is opened up, and its top cushion is misplaced:
Entry 32:

Entry 33:


The bed is messed up from 32 to 33, however, the pillows are generally in the same positions (and the middle pillow has the same lumps in the top corners):
Entry 32:

Entry 33:


Due to the pillows on the bed, it appears to at least start out as the same room. That specific detail would be hard for Masky to replicate.

Strange that the recliner was opened, as that seems like a pretty specific (non-fight) action (and even if someone was using it, I can't imagine they could get out of the chair without closing it first).

[LichFox]

Well, something was obviously happening in Jessica's room on a nightly or semi-nightly basis based on the noises. I still have to wonder what that was.

I posted this in another thread to, but my personal theory at the moment (subject to change) is that the Operator is responsible for the teleportations. I also think the Operator put J and Jessica together, or that they're at least together because of the Operator. If Masky isn't working with the Operator (I don't think he is, particularly if he is Totheark, though I'm still not convinced he is for certain), he might want Jessica and J separated, particularly if the Operator put them together for a purpose.

Masky may have waited for the Operator to take Jessica for the night as the opportune moment to chase J off and keep the two separated. Still thinking this through, but at the very least I see Masky's chase/attack as an attempt to separate J and Jessica. I'm also more inclined to think that the Operator is responsible for her disappearance, that Masky was just lurking around waiting for the right moment to act.