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[Marble Hornets]

or, you know, tim just visited his doctor and got more

it's not like there's a finite supply of them on the earth

[Shaoken]

[SilentMedusa]

Something just occurred to me. When Tim and Jessica are talking, and the subject of side effects comes up, she says specifically that she's experiencing the ones Tim told her about -not the doctor or pharmacy. And he warns her that they don't go away. I now suspect that the 'side effects' he mentioned included hallucinations. So if she were to see something unusual or impossible, like, say, a person that doesn't quite look like a person in the distance, she would just ignore it and not react. And as long as she keeps doing that and taking her meds, she should be alright.

[Minato]

[FossilizedSauce]

Hey, has it been explained how Tim got his mask back?

Last time we saw it, Hoody dropped it in Tim's face and he rejected putting it on. Then he left it and ran away.

How did it get in his bag?

And why is Tim wearing the same clothes as he is in 64/5 and 83?

This entry is just wrong all over (in a good way). The real answers have been expertly buried in all these entries.

[JustJim]

If there's really no final confrontation with The Slender Man, however futile it'd be, I'm gonna be really bummed. The Slender Man is the catalyst for the whole series, it's why most of us I'm sure even watched MH in the first place.

He's been such a minor character in Season 3, he needs a memorable farewell. I still maintain he should have appeared behind Jessica, prompting Tim's exit as a sign that things will never be safe.

[Geneaux486]

Thing is the Operator isn't really a character, it's more of an unstoppable force of nature. Tim's rationale, and I think within the lore he's meant to have been right about this, is that there is no way to stop the thing, so the best course of action is accepting what cannot be changed and learning to live with it. Alex wasn't capable of doing that. To borrow a quote from Wilfred, which was said in reference to dealing with the paranormal and uncertain, "Some people can't handle Vegas."

[Lithp]

Whatever you want to call it, I agree that it was hugely important in the 1st 2 seasons, then was Demoted to Extra for the 3rd, & never really got a proper sendoff. And I'm not talking about a "showdown," which is the terminology that a lot of people seem to use.

So what? Ideas that come to me despite my blinding headache are another trip to the Operatorverse or a clip that elaborates on one of its previous appearances.

[The Spirit of Christmas]

[ButtPirate]

OOG:

[og1764]

Off topic, but if anyone wants to marathon the series now that it's finished, I've made a playlist that includes TTA.

Is it special? Nope. Its all on youtube and I havent done anything that would result in views going to me instead of them, and I've given them credit.

You can find it Here

[Cyan507]

[Kaaamil]

Sirens, Jessica, pills, disruptions, cough, everything's fine, etc....
Sometimes I think they do it on purpose to let almost every theory to be possible. But probably only one is right.

[Cyan507]

[awakeasaurusrex]

Thoughts on the Ark: the Ark was something Brian as Hoody felt was important. I don't think it was death, or Alex, or revenge, or anything abstract like that. Brian's death in 83 was never meant to happen; it wasn't Brian's overcomplex suicide plan, it was just his luck finally running out on him. And with Brian dead, there is now no way we can find out what the Ark was. The riddle loses its answer when the riddle-maker dies.