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Jordan
Entrenched
Why did The Operator visit Tim as a child? Hey everyone.
Posted: Fri Feb 14, 2014 6:10 pm
gennerx
Unfettered
Re: Why did The Operator visit Tim as a child?
Jordan wrote:
Hey everyone.
Posted: Fri Feb 14, 2014 6:15 pm
Sha Noran
Entrenched
Re: Why did The Operator visit Tim as a child?
Jordan wrote:
Hey everyone.
Posted: Fri Feb 14, 2014 6:24 pm
ACID_pixel
Guest
So he could tell TO to merge this thread with the Off-topic thread...wait
Posted: Fri Feb 14, 2014 6:57 pm
hachiman
Unfettered
Could he be its offspring?
Posted: Fri Feb 14, 2014 7:15 pm
Jordan
Entrenched
Did anyone get an abusive vibe off Tim's Mother's comments in entry #60.5?
Posted: Fri Feb 14, 2014 7:19 pm
gennerx
Unfettered
Jordan wrote:
Did anyone get an abusive vibe off Tim's Mother's comments in entry #60.5?
Posted: Fri Feb 14, 2014 7:31 pm
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Wondertje
Veteran
gennerx wrote:
Jordan wrote:
Did anyone get an abusive vibe off Tim's Mother's comments in entry #60.5?
First answers Safe: Yes
Scared of anyne: Yes
Second answers Safe: No
Scared of anyone: No
scared of anyone " part might indicate possible abuse and a change of heart when it comes to admitting it (thinking his mother might get angry and abuse him more might've caused him to change that answer ) - but at the same time it's heavily contradictive to the question about being safe in his home, which he also changed from yes to no. Almost showing that he was first scared of admitting being unsafe, and then was willing to admit it. It really doesn't make much sense when connected.
if I recall correctly ) and I think it would have if it was to become a major plot point / answer to the questions.
Posted: Fri Feb 14, 2014 7:44 pm
gennerx
Unfettered
Wondertje wrote:
gennerx wrote:
Jordan wrote:
Did anyone get an abusive vibe off Tim's Mother's comments in entry #60.5?
First answers Safe: Yes
Scared of anyne: Yes
Second answers Safe: No
Scared of anyone: No
scared of anyone " part might indicate possible abuse and a change of heart when it comes to admitting it (thinking his mother might get angry and abuse him more might've caused him to change that answer ) - but at the same time it's heavily contradictive to the question about being safe in his home, which he also changed from yes to no. Almost showing that he was first scared of admitting being unsafe, and then was willing to admit it. It really doesn't make much sense when connected.
if I recall correctly ) and I think it would have if it was to become a major plot point / answer to the questions.
Posted: Fri Feb 14, 2014 7:54 pm
Wondertje
Veteran
But Brian (starting from the beginning ) was one of Tim's first and closest friends, like he told Jay in one of the latest entries. It was pretty much the first time he felt normal, he went to school and he got a friend. Why would TO - even with a twisted sense of justice - want to ruin that? Is it some kind of jealousy drama where TO feels like he should be Tim's only friend?
Posted: Fri Feb 14, 2014 8:00 pm
gennerx
Unfettered
Wondertje wrote:
But Brian (starting from the beginning ) was one of Tim's first and closest friends, like he told Jay in one of the latest entries. It was pretty much the first time he felt normal, he went to school and he got a friend. Why would TO - even with a twisted sense of justice - want to ruin that? Is it some kind of jealousy drama where TO feels like he should be Tim's only friend?
Posted: Fri Feb 14, 2014 8:04 pm
Wondertje
Veteran
The last statement there is by far the easiest one to believe in this case. I really doubt TO has anything good left in him, even if it was there to begin with. So him just using Tim to get here is a very interesting theory. Perhaps it's generally how he does it, uses children and their imagination/gullability to get them to create/summon him - that'd be really horrific and quite frankly terrifying if that was the case.
Posted: Fri Feb 14, 2014 8:17 pm
gennerx
Unfettered
Wondertje wrote:
The last statement there is by far the easiest one to believe in this case. I really doubt TO has anything good left in him, even if it was there to begin with. So him just using Tim to get here is a very interesting theory. Perhaps it's generally how he does it, uses children and their imagination/gullability to get them to create/summon him - that'd be really horrific and quite frankly terrifying if that was the case.
Posted: Fri Feb 14, 2014 8:44 pm
Wondertje
Veteran
Well, when I say created/summoned I attribute it as; creating = the tulpa effect, Tim imagined TO and TO became real whereas summoning = Tim read/heard about TO (or something similar) and "prayed" for it to come save him, and TO showed up . I too doubt he was an occultist OOG:
Spoiler (Rollover to View):
In fact, I'm quite sure Troseph already confirmed that Alex's story wasn't intended as a valid background story to TO.
Posted: Fri Feb 14, 2014 8:50 pm
Miller
Boot
Why did the operator visit Tim as a child? My theory on this seems to be a "wrong place, wrong time" ordeal. Similar to how Alex first came into the operator's control. I don't really know how much of any/if all of you follow Tribe twelve but there is a story there of an old man on the allied forces who saw TO going after a nazi soldier. regardless I picture Tim's story as a simple "wrong place, wrong time", but the bigger question could be asked is, why did he come back to Tim? I mean Tim was institutionalized and had his pills and all, it all seemed to be going great for him until this "movie" came into place. What made the operator come back?!?
Posted: Fri Feb 14, 2014 10:26 pm
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