Finished watching it, and thought it was an improvement on S2, but not as great as S1.
The character I feel their death has contributed to the show not being as great is Father Khatri. Easily the best character whose died and imo, alot of the fukkery/good-ery he bought made S1 more intriguing. I think the writers recognised this, and bought him back as a ghost for the following seasons. Hope to see his ghost appear more next season.
Points from the show so far:
- I liked the finale. Not sure how I feel about the voice on the radio being a physical person. Always thought it was a vocal manifestation of the town taunting Jim. Him being a physcial person is like seeing a physical Thomas walking around.
- Hopefully we'll get to see 2 Julies interacting with eachother
- Sara is the best female character on the show imo, and I've been thinking that for a while. Agree completely that they underused her this season. Eventually she needs to bytch-slap some of these townspeople for still hating her for doing things that half of dem would've resorted to under the same circumstances (lets be real).
- So the boy in white is gonna look 20 years old next season?
- RIP? Jim. People hated on him alot this season but I think that his character growth was one of the highlights, for the sake of drama.
People need to remember that he is one of just 3 father/family man characters who we've seen. The other being Boyd and Frank (the drunk from S1), and we've all seen how those 2 technically fukked up in some way with their family - Boyd neglecting, then losing Abby / Frank being drunk, then losing his family. Being a father/husband in that town has to be difficult.
Its obvious that Jim's problem was that he was scared of their situation, and cant use the usual father methods to insure his family's safety, but tried anyway. Him doing this made him the most annoying character (after the stupid cop some of you are lusting after) this season. Its only when Victor's dad lectures him, he realises and becomes supportive, but then of course it was too late.
- Feel sorry for Elgin, but it had to happen. He the same person who saved ellis when he got stabbed so we know hes well meaning. He could turn villain next season.
- So Im guessing Tabitha/Jade, Miranda/Christopher and every man/woman couple that Henry said have 'tried & failed' to save the children are the same 2 people reincarnating over generations? If thats true, then we need to see the original couple who had the angkooey daugher.
- How old is Tabitha compared to Victor? Victor has been there 40 years supposedly (tabitha's age group)? Was she born the day miranda died?
- Not complaining, but the monsters being immortal beings who were once humans that sacrificed their children, doesn't explain why they murder people. Soon, it should be explained why they do this. Maybe its part of the 'deal'.
- Victor said the monsters steal things (possibly even their victim's clothes) cos Im noticing they're dressed from multiple eras. Just wondering, cos did this immortality deal happen at one time in history, or people who arrived there over time also made the deal to become the monsters. And if they all had kids, then this young monster from S1E1 must've been a teen father.
- Tillie possibly caused her own death with those cards.
- Boyd and Randall not crossing paths once after episode 4/5 is unrealistic.
- As someone implied, an infertile woman is probably needed to reincarnate the monsters.
- Was the dead body Elgin discovered in the cellar was the kimono woman?
- Jades visions need to start making sense next season, cos other than Christopher (the one that has been answered), theres been the man crushed by the rock, the civil war soldier and now the guy impailed to the tree through his eye.
- Ellis becoming a hothead again this season was well needed.
Anyway 2026 needs to come quickly cos we need to learn more
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