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Headcannon/theory (sorta) for The Turning
Tw// mention of sexual abuse
During the The Turning we see that the only thing Miles wears is sweaters, and I have a theory on why. Now the type of sweaters he wears are chunky knit sweaters and cable knit sweaters, both types are an odd texture, and I think he wears odd textures to counteract dissociation. And if you consider the fact that Miles did get sexually abused by Quint, you will agree that Miles deals with the symptioms of PTSD. One symtpiom of PTSD is dissociation, In the scene where Kate enters Miles room to give him the CD she bought, we see Miles staring out a window with a blank expression, this is where I believe he was dissociating. One way to deal with dissociation is with odd textures, so in order for Miles to be mentally there to protect Flora he wears odd textures.
(I'm not an expert in PTSD, so if you see anything wrong please let me know.)
My thoughts on the Turning
TW/// talk of sexual abuse, not graphic.
I will admit I went Into the theater with the wrong mindset, I went into it with the, "haha Finns Playing another gay kid", and Immediately went searching for how Miles would fit that narrative.
When Flora mentions how the Sweater Miles is wearing is "his sweater" (in refrence to somone else), and at this point we know that Miles was getting drunk with "that pervert" (-Miss Jessels journal) I immediately thought, "ah yes, Miles was with an older man". And that thought was almost immediately supported by the call Kate had received by Miles' school on how he had gotten suspended. How Miles and Kate stare at eachother, and how she blatantly lies to everyone on what the call was about, supported my theory of the school is suspending miles for being gay, and Kate is trying not to out Miles. (note: I thought Kate and Rose where lesbians, I thought I heard Miles and Flora saying "Kate and her girlfriend sitting on a tree" when they where playing pattycake)
This theory was shut down by around mid movie.
For Miles' other behavior, I just thought the ghost of Quinton possesed him and was living through him.
Now that I've looked through Tumblr.
I can conclude that 1000% Miles was in one way or another, being sexualy abused by Quintin.
Also that scene where Miles is throwing the ball outside the door while Kate is teaching Flora? I believe Miles was trying to protect Flora by drawing Kades attention away from her, and onto him. So Kate won't even pay attention to Flora, and will just get angry at Miles.
Some thoughts/theories on The Turning (and it’s been ages since I’ve read The Turn of the Screw so this is all basically movie lore at this point):
SPOILERS for THE TURNING film below
We know Quint killed Ms. Jessel when she tried to leave, after raping her, and presumably hid her body at the bottom of the pond. Cause of death was likely strangulation, possibly drowning, as demonstrated by Kate’s vision of the figure choking and coughing up water under the bed.
What we don’t know is how the Fairchild parents died, and considering the circumstances of the supposed “accident” at the gate, I surmise it was a collision, possibly with a horse since there are no cross streets anywhere near and that gives us the only other likely object of collision as deer or a horse. This places both fault and motive for their deaths on Quint, which fits with Mrs. Grose’s line, “he acted like he owned the place” following the parents’ deaths.
Quint is perverted and animalistic, and given Miles’ idolatry of him, it can be assumed that Quint used him as a means to become endeared to the children after their parents’ deaths. “He used to take Miles and disappear with him for hours”, Mrs. Grose tells Kate, as well as that he took Miles once to a bar and got him drunk, and that, coupled with Miles’ inappropriate advances toward Kate both while she sleeps and when she awakens to see him watching her, point to the fact that Quint was also using Miles in a sexual manner.
Quint also used to take photos of Ms. Jessel as she slept, and presumably Miles as well. Miles has a photo of Kurt Cobain sleeping tacked upon his wall, the same photo used on the news broadcast at the beginning of the film when talking about Cobain’s death.
Miles feels like he can’t leave due to his fear of what Quint will do to him. He asks Kate if she will keep him and Flora safe, as if it has become an expectation for him to him to mistrust adult strangers. He still interacts with the specter of Quint, but makes it a game to protect Flora, calling him his “special friend” when speaking to the image in the mirror.
Mrs. Grose likely killed Quint: “He is dead. I made sure of that,” possibly while lacing his drink with some kind of drug. We know he was prone to drunkenness but also a good horseman, and his falling from a horse seems unlikely unless under the influence of something further.
Quinn’s body is likely still hidden somewhere on the grounds, and this is a reach, but it could possibly the tunnel leading to the stables where Kate sees the specter of Ms. Jessel begging for help. This would make sense with Miles’ hiding there if it is a frequent haunt of his. “Everything dies, Miles,” is an echo from Flora of what he once told her.
Miles has begun strangling other boys at his school, leading to his expulsion, possibly after being a victim of Quint’s, who used asphyxiation on his victims prior to raping them. He states when giving Kate her riding lesson that establishing power over others is essential to gain control, an overt coping mechanism.
Mrs. Grose and Flora avoid at all costs the East wing and the master suite where Quint established himself following the Fairchild parents’ deaths. Miles visits the master suite first when he arrives home after his expulsion from boarding school. Miles also wears Quint’s sweater, saying “he wanted me to have it.”
“Nothing should have to suffer,” is Miles’ response to his violently crushing the head of a dying koi, and could possibly reference his own suffering which he wishes he could end, but cannot or will not due to fear or the hold that Quint still has over him even in a noncorporeal form.
Quint has been trying to kill Mrs. Grose since his own death but due to his noncorporeal state cannot interact with her in any way which causes her physical harm. Kate is an exception however, as her tendency to believe delusions like her mother makes her a prime victim, and her own willingness to see what others will not enable him to pin her down and begin strangling her until Mrs. Grose intervenes. He is then able to startle her into falling to her death from the balcony.
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Rewatching ST and Lonnie Byers is an abuser
Reddit has a couple of threads about Lonnie being a neglectful divorced dad who is Just Confused in S1, but like, no, this is a much bigger deal than taking Will to basketball or not knowing that Jonathan wants to go to NYU.
1. First thing we learn about Lonnie is he called his kid a queer and a fag. Will could definitely be gay but he is mostly a wide eyed little kitten.
Why is Lonnie projecting this sexuality on his kid so young though? Like do you call a kid a fag when you think they’re especially sensitive? Queer or pussy or whatever maybe, but fag? And as a homophobic parent wouldn’t you want to live in denial a bit longer it just strikes me as super weird
2. His eldest son doesn’t like or trust him. Kids can have an awkward and painful relationships with a separated parent, but the fact that Jonathan doesn’t trust his father when looking for his missing baby brother is fucked up.
There’s a reason Jonathan went to his dad’s house without the cops- he knew his dad wouldn’t let them in, even if he did have Will. Lonnie probably has drugs in the house (that was the late night early morning vibe I’d gotten from the place, curtains closed etc), and Jonathan seems to know.
He also searches the house for Will before his dad, suggesting he doesn’t even want Lonnie to know he’s looking for him. Why do that if Lonnie wasn’t abusive.
3. Jonathan says of his father that he made him shoot a rabbit at ten years old.
That could be seen as fatherly and all American and whatnot, but like
imagine making that little fucking snow child Will, who is presumably a rough approximation of what Jonathan looked like at 13, even smaller and forcing him to do anything at all, let alone kill a rabbit.
4. The first time we actually see Lonnie, it’s as a threat. He appears from off camera like an axe murderer suddenly and grips Jonathan by the shirt, shoves him up against a wall presses himself up against his son. It’s a really weirdly sexually charged way to approach your kid.
When Jonathan shoves him off he smiles weirdly mischievously anf compliments him on his strength. The guy then introduces him to his partner, before wrapping an arm around him and again pushing him up against the wall. Why do any father son embraces need to be pressed against a wall?
He seems drunk or high, and maybe it’s that mixed with plain old toxic masculinity- but I don’t really understand how else we’re supposed to interpret that scene if not that Lonnie is being sexually aggressive.
5. He was absolutely only there to sue the quarry owners. When Joyce challenges him on it, he questions her sanity, then her ability as a mother which like oh my GOD
5. When Will is presumed missing and then dead he isn’t upset. We know what Hopper’s fatherly grief looked like- he did not produce that. And not in a “everyone does it differently” kind of way.
6. Just before Will’s funeral, Lonnie is LITERALLY USING HIS SON’S DEATH TO HIT ON HIS EX WIFE. Joyce knew this, hence the qualification to Jonathan that he will be sleeping on the couch. Their position seemed compromising.
7. Jonathan cries while he tells his dad to leave- he’s not just angry at seeing his mother and father in an intimate setting, he’s scared. He doesn’t initially make eye contact or speak to Lonnie, but appeals to Joyce. He wanted to avoid directly interacting with him at all, but Jonathan makes the decision to take Lonnie away to speak with him alone because he’s trying to protect his mother.
So yeah what a twat
Oh my god! No! This makes too much sense, I almost hope I’m giving the Duffers too much credit here (and that they’re just problematic). But the more I analyze this show, the less I think that’s the case. If Jonathan was molested as a kid- that would explain why he didn’t realize taking pictures of Nancy undressing was SO f-ed up (because he has such a skewed view of what’s considered truly bad)!
And OH MY GOD! Dr. Brenner (El’s tormenter) is supposed to parallel the mind flayer (Will’s tormenter) and Dr Brenner is El’s paternal figure. And Will later refers to the mind flayer as a ‘he’. And if you only take out certain pieces of dialogue between Joyce and Will, when they first talk about the mind flayer, where they only refer to it as an ‘it’ … and if you put [‘he/him’] pronouns there instead… then the rest of the discussion about the mind flayer literally sounds… questionable.
Will: “It all just went blank and then you were there”
Joyce: “Will I need you to tell me the truth.”
Will: “I am!”
Joyce: “But … But I can’t help you if I don’t know what’s going on. So you have to talk to me. Please. No more secrets, okay? Okay.”
Will: “ [*It] came for me and … and I tried… I tried to make [*it] go away … but [*it] got me mom”. (*he, * him,* he)
Joyce: What does that mean?”
Will: “I felt [*it] everywhere. everywhere. I- I still feel [*it]. I just want this to be over!” (*him, *him)
FUCKING KILL ME! I’m crying! This better NOT be true! Will needs a f-ing break! Never wanted to be more wrong about a theory in my life! Duffers please stop torturing him. If this true , Lonnie needs to get the ‘Bob’ treatment (except Bob was a good father figure to Will and Jonathan and didn’t deserve it).
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