Ellie's thoughts

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I'm still mad that Scott created Sammy Emily in the Silver Eyes trilogy and then completely forgot about him. Like, that's Charlie's twin brother who was (allegedly) kidnapped by Afton, shouldn't he be important??

I was (and still am) a firm believer in sammycarter because of this. And, you know what? Sammycarter can still make sense if you're delusional enough (and believe Scott might've actually been cooking).

I mean, Michael came out of nowhere in the second film. Literally no one could have predicted that he even existed when the first film came out. Is it that hard to believe that Scott would put Sammy as a plot twist in the third film?

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Idk if anyone has pointed this out yet, but you know that scene in episode 1 when Ethan and Julie are playing, Norman is killed by a monster and then Tabitha comforts Ethan by saying something like "he's not really dead because monsters aren't real".

What if that's foreshadowing what's going to happen at the end? What if everyone who was killed by a monster can actually come back to the real world (along with everyone who survived?) because "monsters aren't real" there.

I don't know how they're going to get out but I feel like that line has to be foreshadowing something. Or at least some sort of difference between those who were killed by monsters and the ones who were killed by people.

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Or maybe it's about "real" and "unreal" circumstances. Because there's Dale for example, who wasn't killed by anyone, but he did die because of something that shouldn't be real. (And maybe that's why Sophia was staring at the pool in that one scene?)

Idk, I just think that if this is some sort of game between the Man in Yellow and the Boy in White (that the BiW hasn't won yet btw), we should try to think of it with game logics to maybe figure out what their "endgame" is.

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Idk if anyone has pointed this out yet, but you know that scene in episode 1 when Ethan and Julie are playing, Norman is killed by a monster and then Tabitha comforts Ethan by saying something like "he's not really dead because monsters aren't real".

What if that's foreshadowing what's going to happen at the end? What if everyone who was killed by a monster can actually come back to the real world (along with everyone who survived?) because "monsters aren't real" there.

I don't know how they're going to get out but I feel like that line has to be foreshadowing something. Or at least some sort of difference between those who were killed by monsters and the ones who were killed by people.

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I've seen a lot of crackships in the FROMily but I haven't seen anyone talking about these two yet...

Hear me out.

Yes, I know they've barely interacted but they COULD be working together behind the scenes...

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What's with the ominous eye on the cover of Seth's books...

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Hot take I needed to get out of my system: I think a lot of theorists don't dig deeper into Bendy lore because at some point you just can't deny Joey was gay.

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Also, what was the point of writing THE Joey backstory book if it's not canon.

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Hot take I needed to get out of my system: I think a lot of theorists don't dig deeper into Bendy lore because at some point you just can't deny Joey was gay.