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[Necronoxide]

[Zebez]

[McGregor]

[mjdolorico]

 

[LiefWolfsbane]

apologies if this idea's been tossed around before, but is it possible that the area they're in now is actually the same area that they've always been in, they just don't remember? Tim dropped a clue in this video that kinda supports this theory,

[pravado]

[pravado]

[mokie]

[deviant]

First of all, one of the best episodes - the only one that's really got me thinking more about the story than ever before. So much in fact I've created an account to discuss it further with you all. Acting was great, best I've seen compared to all entry's.

I have a few points i want to raise, some have already been raised others have not.

[Jamocha101]

This may or may not sound silly, but I was thinking perhaps Tim "brushed off" Hoody's appearence so fast and then accused him of possibly being a security dude who could potentially rat them out because he was progressively more unnerved with being in the building and was looking for any possible excuse to convince Jay to get out. He was also probably too distracted by thinking about whatever he has against the annex to consider the possibility of Hoody being anybody worth chasing.

And Tim definitely has some kind of "thing" with the tunnel to boot. He was gradually becoming more and more out of sorts as the entry went on, but he seemed most insistent on "escaping" after he finally got Jay to get out of the entryway to the tunnel. He had no reason (besides probably being unnerved by Hoody's appearence) to want to get out so bad. It almost seemed like he thought they were in danger and wanted to get out to save their lives. Don't misinterpret that, though. Not saying they were, but I'm saying that's how Tim probably felt.

[shoeler]

hoping this hasn't been said yet.

around 10:50 or so, when jay puts the camera down as he's getting out of the maintenance tunnel, you see there's cigarette butts all over the ground.

combining that tim was acting weird, and that he's the only one that smokes, it could be thought that he's been there recently and is lying to jay.

yeah, tons of people smoke, but it's a thought.

[YouWillLeadUs]

[twistedpuppet]

@deviant

They were having experiences with The Operator long before the abandoned hospital. Not to mention, Tim has a history of mental illness.


And again, all of this continues to confirm my previous theory that they all were kids together in Rosswood Town, then something happened when they were little and the only one to stay was Tim. I will most likely be proven wrong by the end of the series, but it's getting really weird how my theory keeps getting confirmed. I even used out of game knowledge for the hospital connection, because there wasn't yet confirmation (in game) that it was in fact in the Rosswood area. I took a wild guess with that.

[conundrum768]

[aidansean]

Random speculation: Tim burned down the annex when he was younger. Not entirely crazy, but a bit out there. He could have a history of arson (which returned when burned down Jay's apartment?) That would explain the "Why would I have brought that up?" bit. Or alternatively he was in the annex when it burned down, explaining the "Seen enough of that for a lifetime". Or perhaps both.

On the subject of fires and arson, but completely unrelated, didn't Alex have a lighter in Entry #50, even though he doesn't smoke? What was that about?