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 Hoody's Intentions

[Miller]

 

[Geneaux486]

Re: Hoody's Intentions

[Aeliott]

Freeing Jay isn't necessarily helping him in a friendly way. I'd never have called Hoody friendly at any point. Hoody is manipulative, and for some reason he wants Jay to be at that school along with Tim and Alex. Perhaps something to do with "the ark".

Despite his "puppet-master" status, he's showing signs of weakness. In #79 he really did not want Jay to catch up to him, and was pretty desperately fending him off, possibly for fear of his identity - or just a general need to not waste time fooling around his pawn.

I think until we know what the ark actually is, his full motives will remain hazy. He seems to want Alex dead, but last time he tried that he got a cold call from a guy in a business suit. And now it's to be presumed Alex is being held hostage. It's something to do with him, but the puzzle pieces are just very hard to fit together at this point. And what is it Jay's last chance for exactly? Was turning Jay and Tim against each other part of his scheme?

Despite the uncertainty we are definitely getting closer and closer.

[Dacad]

Hoody didn't look very malicious to Jay when he attacked him. Well, ok, we didn't see his face, but you know what I mean. As soon as Jay was on the ground, Hoody dropped the weapon and ran away. His actions looked less like the mysterious onlooker that he used to be, and more like a cornered, scared animal. The thing about cornered, scared animals is this: they bite.

[Marble Hornets]

[Miller]

That is plausable I won't deny it Henry but that is the love of marble hornets, we don't know. Theory is a theory and that is what makes marble hornets beautiful. I will give you the "Tim is a liar" bit but who knows the full extent or even who/what he is lying to and about. I don't get butt hurt so it didn't offend me when you Henry'd this topic, just for future refrences [/img]