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[Triboniophorus Tyrannus]

Importance of Entry #12

[Sha Noran]

I've always felt that what happened immediately after the events seen in Entry 12 are of crucial importance to what exactly doomed the MH crew. I will hope until the end that we get some information along those lines, but as of now speculation is hard given that we know basically nothing about how TO would handle 4-6 people in broad daylight.

This just made me hope Tim kills Alex and finds a tape on his body with an explanation of his motives in the form of what happened to them exactly. Ah, I can dream lol.

[lonsumtravlr]

It's a very weird clip. The distortion is particularly strange. It seems to me as if someone (The Operator? Or, depending on the connection between them, Tim, as he arrives about the time this happens?) is angry. There's the flash and then everything darkens, and then there are a couple of bursts of audio distortion. But, yes, it seems profoundly important to the series.

[knightmare]

It's especially interesting when you consider that the following TTA video contains the message "There was more."

So whomever TTA is (I still believe it's Seth), they know that there was more to that video, and possibly either have that footage or at the very least remember what happened.

[ledzepfilm]

Why do you believe TTA is Seth when Hoody was just confirmed to be Brian?

[TheJoker]

I would be ridiculously happy if it turned out that Trosephim had not only known what happened after Entry 12 since it was first filmed and never changed it even as they planned out the rest of the series, but also filmed a followup way back in 2009 which they've been holding onto ever since. Because that would be beyond unlikely, but so awesome.

I would of course be perfectly happy with a followup filmed at a later date, particularly if they could somehow make Joseph look convincingly like 2006 Alex, but 84 and other recent 2006 entries kinda show that Joseph's changed a little too much to truly look like that again.

Anyway, I personally didn't think too much of Entry 12's importance when I originally watched it, but that YT message made me feel like if there's one hole in the events of 2006 that really should be filled before the series ends, it's that.

[Lithp]

Wait, how does Jay know that it's important if the tape is blank?

[lonsumtravlr]

[ReverendJ]

I'm going to assume what happened to them was sort of what happened to Jay and Tim when they tried to run away and Jay got caught...only they all went down rather quickly and woke up at their houses.

[pestoner]

[Lithp]

Okay, let me rephrase: How does Jay know that specific chunk of missing time is "very" important?

[lonsumtravlr]

[elford]

I'm thinking the reason Alex gets so angry with Seth for stopping the tape in Entry #9 may be because of Entry #12. I bet everyone's memories were erased after whatever the Operator does to them in 12; no one can remember anything, but Alex, who is watching the tapes and has seen the distortion and the weird tall guy, knows something crazy happened and this is when he begins to get super paranoid about filming everything. This may be the very first Operator "attack"-- before this he may not have even done anything to Alex, the way he walks casually toward the Operator. Anything Alex can remember anyway.

[420Goku]

I remember around when this entry first came out some people on this forum were saying that it could be that no one else on the set could actually see TO and when the girl says "what's he doing" she's saying that about Alex because he's yelling at thin air to everyone else. Interesting theory, I'm not sure if we have any evidence that TO can appear to one person and not to others.

Also TO shows up in this entry when Tim arrives.

[knightmare]