1. Vodka Soda: Wren happens to be the only Rosewood resident who specifically prefers this alcoholic beverage. In PLL episode 1×02, “The Jenna Thing,” Wren orders a vodka soda while out for dinner with Melissa, Spencer, and Mr. Hastings. Much later on, in episode 3×03 (“King of The Blind), A is seen grabbing a vodka soda out of a giant freezer and pouring it into a fancy glass. Additionally, in episode 3×04, A is seen indulging in a vodka soda while waiting for a flight at Montecito airport.
2. Wren talks about mental illness and how he has spent a lifetime trying to understand it.
3. Wren jumps from job to job, hospital to sanitarium, and apparently he is qualified to work in a couple different fields of medicine. He always conveniently switches work environments when someone important is put into some kind of health facility he isn’t already working in.
Also, why hasn’t Wren lost his job yet? He’s always doing weird illegal things, like never telling Emily’s parents that she took Human Growth Hormone (HGH). Her doctor would be required by law to inform them. Not to mention, Emily wasn’t even his patient. Why would it be up to him to keep her secret anyway? How did he silence her real doctor from telling
4. In Season 4, Episode 10, Mona corrects Wren’s spelling of “Diagnosis.” Could just be a simple mistake, but it is definitely suspicious that a doctor of Wren’s alleged genius, that attended an Ivy League College, and apparently can get hired at any hospital or sanitarium in Pennsylvania would misspell “Diagnosis.” This is definitely something we’re supposed to notice.
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5. Hopkins: In the PLL episode 3×10, “What Lies Beneath,” A is catching up on the news when the camera suddenly sweeps over the remote. The remote is situated on top of a cardboard box with the word “Hopkins” scribbled on it. Hopkins happens to be a medical institution. Then in 3X15, the girls see an –A message on a video that starts playing while they are in a classroom. During the video, the camera shows a brochure for Johns Hopkins.
6. Wren talks about his struggle with OCD and how he cannot sleep unless all of his books are in alphabetical order. In the dollhouse we see that Charles’ books are all very neatly in order. Charles is also known for being very organized.
7. Old A liked to play with dolls. New A likes to play with body parts. Who else, aside from a grave digger, has access to cadavers and teeth than a medical student?
8. Eddie Lamb, some staff members have been linked to tampering with the institution’s ID badges. Wren happens to volunteer his time at Radley…out of the goodness of his heart, we’re led to believe. Eddie believes otherwise. He issues the following warning in PLL episode 3×23: “Trust your instinct. Mine told me, from the minute that guy got here, it wasn’t for the right reasons.“
9. A left that said “Leave the lamb alone and go for the lion” Eddie Lamb = Lamb, Wren (king of the birds) KINGston = Lion (King of the jungle)
10. In Pretty Little Liars episode 4×03, Hanna stumbles upon a board filled with clues at the police station. The detectives investigating Wilden’s murder have intel on everyone, including Wren Kingston. However, they put “Dr” in italics
11. Who Killed Ian Thomas? When Melissa and Spencer found Ian’s body in a barn (along with a “suicide” note) in PLL Season 2 Episode 4, Wren was there along for the ride. (Earlier in the “Blind Dates” episode, viewers witnessed as Wren maneuvered his way back into the Hastings stronghold. Hiding in a supplies closet, with Spencer by his side, he called Melissa to convince her to lead him to Ian because he is might be suffering from a staph infection.)
12. Wren drops by the Hastings house in Pretty Little Liars Season 4, Episode 10: “The Mirror Has Three Faces.” He risks his medical license to “warn” Mrs. Hastings about Mona being dangerous and confessing to Wilden’s murder for all the wrong reasons. Mrs. Hastings heeds his warning and pays Mona a visit to make sure she wasn’t trying to hurt Spencer or Melissa with her confession. Mona then switches the tables on Mrs. Hastings and claims she coerced her into taking the blame. This little visit costs Mrs. Hastings her role as Ashley Marin’s defense attorney. Later on though, while speaking on the phone with a mysterious someone, Wren admits he really “dodged a bullet” with his embarrassing mother-in-law. Looks like he was setting her up only to knock her down.
13. It says Wren at Radley on the paper, but these photos were not taken in Radley. If you look closely, you’ll notice it says “Art Gallery” to the right of them, and there is also something else printed on the door behind them.
14. Almost every time the Liars track down the obscure shop where an item was bought for them by “A,” it’s in Philadelphia. Who do we know that has a place in Philly? Wren.
15. Shana was in Wren’s apartment. She claimed that it was because he placed a wanted ad to have his things shipped to London in a hurry. Were they working together to find Alison? Wren knew she was involved in Bethany’s death somehow and wanted to find her. Shana wanted to find her for different reasons, but they had the same goal in mine. Get Alison.
16. Wren is in episode 3x1 helping Mona (why is helping Mona so much? he barely knows her) and we know that this is the exact time when A stole the game from Mona. After a short time working together Mona starts to lose her trust in Wren and believes he is keeping his own secrets.
17. Wren’s drawing of a family on the farm:
18. Wren talks about Ambiguous loss which can be defined in two ways:
Type One occurs when there is physical absence and psychological presence. These include situations when a loved one is physically missing or bodily gone. Common examples of this type of ambiguous loss are situations of absent parents due to divorce, giving up a baby to adoption, and physical contact with parents and siblings.
In Type Two, there is physical presence and psychological absence. In this type of ambiguous loss, the person you care about is psychologically absent– that is, emotionally or cognitively missing.
19. Wren’s apartment has several similarities to the Dollhouse, including a Love Thy Neighbor picture that can be found in both locations.
20. In Episode 4x14 Ezra talks about borrowing a friends cabin when his friend is out of the country. This cabin has a train drawing that looks similar to Wren’s style of drawing.
21.Blocked Number: In the Pretty Little Liars Season 1 episode “Can You Hear Me Now?,” Aria, Spencer, Hanna, and Emily block all unknown phone numbers and email addresses. Later on that evening though, just when Spencer lets her guard down and thinks she’s safe, Wren decides to scare up some drama by entering the Hastings house unannounced and breaking a flower pot. At first Spencer thinks there’s an intruder inside her house but is relieved to find out that it’s only Wren and not some psycho killer. But here’s the interesting bit: Wren insists that he tried to call her to tell her he’d be stopping by, but she had blocked his number.
22. In episode 3x10 Hannah and Emily go to the Kahn’s cabin and find out the Maya was staying there. They uncover her bag in a hidden room along with other obvious signs that she had crashed there. Suddenly, the door slams shut and someone closes and locks the shutters on the windows.
In their efforts to escape, Hannah accidentally stabs herself with a knife. Emily then busts down the window and they finally break free. When they climb out of the window, it is revealed that “A” spray-painted a message on the cabin wall which reads, “I’m saving you for later –A”
Wren then stiches her up and Hanna says “You really saved me.“
23. In Season 4, Emily injured her shoulder saving Aria and Mona from A. At the end of episode 4×03, A is seen playing an eerie song about shoulder bones and hip bones and examining Emily’s fracture. Her doctor is Robert Vargas yet some other person has access to her files (once again) Who else would have all the proper medical equipment and know what to look for?
24. Walking After Midnight/Black Widow Farms:
A farm called “Black Widow” that specializes in horses and is owned by a couple named Melissa and Dr. Charles
Patsy’s timeless track: 1. The song was released in 1963, the same year Alfred Hitchcock’s 1957 psycho-thriller Birds premiered in New York City — aka where “A” attacked the Liars before leaping from one rooftop to the next. Not only are the show creators obsessed with everything Hitchcock-related, but Wren is a type of bird….and the name of a certain shady Rosewood physician; and 2. After divorcing her first husband, Patsy married a fellow named Charles Dick. Interestingly enough, Melissa lost her first husband Ian Thomas, she moved to London where she (allegedly) spends ample time with Wren. Is “Wren” the Charles to Mel’s “Patsy”?
25. After filming for 5B started Julian Morris sat down twice with Marlene and talked about how is character is still very important to the show. Julian said: “Marlene [King] and I had breakfast a couple weeks ago and really talked about the character,” Morris told Really good ideas have been discussed.“
Smaller Clues/Possibly coincidental:
Wren and Charles name connections:
1. The King’s House in Winchester was a late 17th century planned royal palace in the English county of Hampshire. Winchester had been the capital of Wessex and England in Anglo-Saxon times, but became a backwater after the Norman Conquest.
Built for King Charles II of England by Sir Christopher Wren from 1683, the King’s House stood on a site adjoining the castle it was to replace, and modelled after the Palace of Versailles, though on a somewhat smaller scale.
2. In Galicia, Spain, the Caceria del rey Charlo (Chase of King Charles) was performed. The inhabitants of Vilanova de Lourenza would chase down a Wren and, after tying it to a pole, would parade it and show it to the abbot of the local monastery
3. Sir Christopher Michael Wren is one of the most highly acclaimed English architects in history. He was accorded responsibility for rebuilding 52 churches in the City of London after the Great Fire in 1666, including his masterpiece, St. Paul’s Cathedral, on Ludgate Hill, completed in 1710.
4. Charlemagne also known as Charles the Great or Charles I, was King of the Franks who united most of Western Europe during the early Middle Ages. Charlemagne = Charles the Great = Ruler, Wren’s Name Means Ruler
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