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[KTsteve]

[pravado]

[Ithilwen22]

[twistedpuppet]

Except, you forget that Jay is the main character and the series is about him and his investigation(as derp as that investigation may be), not about Hoody or Masky or even Alex.

[Lithp]

Hey, it might not be the perfect ending, but at least there's some good ideas in there & you're not being one of those "It HAS to end THIS WAY or it's ruined FOREVER" types.

[Droshi]

Don't know if it's important, but the date on the second form was exactly ten years ago (as of yesterday). Significant?

[jimi060]

At the moment no, but it might be in the future. Maybe ToTheArk will post a "THIS IS YOUR LAST HOSPITAL VISIT ....." video.

[baseballfuries08]

Dear God, pravado. That was some ending! Altough, I don't know why, but I find it highly improvable for Troseph to finish the series this way. Regardless, great entry... I mean, ending.

[device]

Pravado said

[FalloutGhoul]

[pravado]

Thanks guys. I really am looking forward to their ending because I just can't comprehend an ending where everything is resolved but the operator is still alive

[saksxalmo]

I can now rest in peace knowing that I wouldn't like that ending at all. XD I mean, there were some good ideas, but I think an ending like that would be so corny and, erm, messy. I don't know, it tries too hard to wrap up everybody's stories. And there need to be more unanswered questions. I hate it when series explain too much, it ruins everything.

And I will be seriously pissed if Jay discovers yet MORE tapes from 2006. I'd rather see them reuse a location than "discover" more tapes. Not to mention that it seems like the story is building in a certain direction (not sure how to explain it) and maybe it's just me, but I don't see an ending like that "following" that direction.

If the Operator dies, I will be sooo disappointed. That seems like such a boring and predictable way to end the series. TO has to live. (Wouldn't the series be a bigger success if it could keep it viewers paranoid after it was over?) It's just a question of how Trosephim would do it...

[aidansean]

I'm quite fond of the idea that the operator is like a curse and that the only way to get rid of him is to get him to stalk someone else. In that case the ending would not be a pleasant one. Their struggle would be over, but someone else's would begin. If this is how it works then Jay, Tim and Alex could just leave Jessica alone and she would be chased by the operator until she found another victim for him.

This idea could work well with the current story: Tim gets followed from an early age, meets Alex, and stops being followed. Alex tries everything he can to get the operator to follow someone else, and succeeds in getting him to follow Jay for a while. After the seventh month gap the operator goes after Jessica, but maybe now he's found Tim again, so perhaps Jessica will turn up again, or fade into obscurity.

[elkapo]

jajajaja! Pravado... a shit end for a shit series, right?

[chaos_angel]

I would like some of my questions answered by the end (who is TTA, what do they want, how Masky came to be, what the first Operator encounter ever involved, etc.) but answering everything would take a lot of infodumping that would probably jolt me out of the story.

I also don't really want to see the Operator defeated. Maybe "sent back where he came from" or whatever, but not killed. Loads of good horror stories end with the "And he roams the woods to this day, looking for film students to stalk..." trope. As long as they don't invoke the "The End... Or Is It?" we're good. (I think the X-Files kinda burned me out on that one.)