Redraw of my old drawing (I'll leave it below because I'M SHY!)
I LOVE this moment from the show when Evelyn gets a flashback to Chicken Man while they're singing
>>>This moment<<<
Saw this dress on pinterest and immediately thought of them yes
(and love that Twix thing to calm them down)
~~Her name is Sandy~~
Screamer with old drawing!!!
I remember drawing this when I finally bought myself a graphic tablet and drew on a digital tablet a few years after my old one broke.
Bye!
My most unhinged theory on Jane Doe's identity is that she's actually Sandy Fishnets from Evelyn Evelyn. The funny part is I think this would be a plausible theory if it weren't for the timeline of Evelyn Evelyn. Sandy's disappearance was on December 28, 1993, and so she'd be a teenager in the 1990's. However, Ride the Cyclone takes place when YouTube was around, so Sandy would probably be too old to be a mysterious teenager in a high school chamber choir.
Unnecessary English teacher rundown on Sandy Fishnets
I'm bored
Quick TW; this song discusses child prostitution.
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Sandy (sandy) fishnets (fishnets)
Washed up on the shore
What's she (was she) catching? (catching)
And will she be sore?
With Sandy being both the name of the girl featured in this song/her wearing fishnets, this kinda makes me think that after her death, only her fishnets showed back up on shore. Also, the 'what's she' to 'was she' implies that the girls may have thought she was alive on the sea and catching things to eat, and not just STDs.
Sandy was the prettiest of all
She talked French, she came from Montreal
During chores she never had to help
Sandy got a bed all to herself
This says what it needs to. Because of her favor in the brothel, she was given special treatment— also stated in The Tragic Events of September || that she was the most popular girl. Because of all the 'uncles' she had, she was pampered.
We slept in the trailer to the right
Sandy told us stories late at night
She spoke of ships and sailors
And the sea so big and wide
She had lots of uncles and was
Always tired
Maybe the sea is an escape? Or maybe her 'uncles' tell her pirate stories that she tells to the twins. Either way, her always being tired accounts to her popularity amongst the men that visit her.
Sandy (sandy) fishnets (fishnets)
Washed up on the shore
What's she (was she) catching? (catching)
And will she be sore?
See first paragraph.
How they loved her in those early days
Mrs. Bolger let her go away
All her uncles drove her off to play
We would see them kissing on the lake
In the days when the twins are first taken into Mrs. Bolger's care, Sandy is much more liked, probably due to her being young. The twins also see her being SA'd by her 'uncles', even though they drove her away.
Time went by and Sandy's all grown up
The lines of uncles dwindled and the pirate stories stopped
Then one day Melissa May showed up
And Sandy had to share a bed with us
She's getting older. Because of her aging, the 'uncles' that visit her are less and less frequent— she may also be too tired and depressed to tell the twins stories anymore.
Reinstating that Sandy used to have a bed all to herself, Melissa May forcing Sandy into the twin's bed is showing of her decreasing popularity.
Sandy (sandy) fishnets (fishnets)
Washed up on the shore
What's she (was she) catching? (catching)
And will she be
This trails into a more hopeful, jaunty tone. Going from sore to soaring—
Soaring over the sea?
With the wind in her sails and a knife in her teeth
At the helm of a ship on its way to a distant shore
Bermuda or Thailand, an uncharted island
Sandy, we're all getting older
What will they do with us
When they are through with us?
Sandy, what are we sailing for?
Despite the twins trusting Sandy a bit blindly, due to her being one of the only bits of kindness they're received, they'll gladly sail with her far, far away, but they can't help but be confused. They're most likely used to the abuse they've faced, and since they get beds, clothing, and food, they may not want to leave that.
Christmas morning, 1993
Presents waiting underneath the tree
There's a box for me, a box for me
No gift for poor old Sandy to be seen
Of course, back to her decreasing popularity. The twins, who are most likely a lot less popular, despite their condition, still get a present, since they're making money for Mrs. Bolger.
We found Sandy sobbing quietly
Uncle Gerald said he liked Christine
Mrs. Bolger said she'd have to leave
Three days later she was gone
The day she turned 13
Sandy is scared because she knows what's coming. Girls around the age of the twins have been disappearing, and being that Sandy is 'all grown up', she most likely knows what's going to happen to her.
Uncle Gerald may have been the last uncle that visited Sandy, but he ended up choosing another girl, sealing her fate.
Yep, last line says 13. It never fails to give me shivers, ngl.
