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Can't wait to see how this will all end.
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For some reason I found the groundskeeper talking to himself in an ominous voice after the detectives drove off SUPER CAMPY & CHEESY.
That's some **** that would happen in an 80s horror movie. Dude just chills and has creepy conversations with himself/no one in particular for the sake of the audience?
That whole reveal was kinda lazy. And in a show that's rarely done stuff like that it stuck out hard.
For some reason I found the groundskeeper talking to himself in an ominous voice after the detectives drove off SUPER CAMPY & CHEESY.
That's some **** that would happen in an 80s horror movie. Dude just chills and has creepy conversations with himself/no one in particular for the sake of the audience?
That whole reveal was kinda lazy. And in a show that's rarely done stuff like that it stuck out hard.
Audrey Hart, Marty’s elder daughter, may be involved as well.
We know that Audrey arranged her dolls in a manner that mirrored the picture on Dora Lange’s mother’s wall—five men surrounding a seemingly vulnerable woman (in Audrey’s case, a naked Barbie). We know she drew sexually suggestive pictures at school. We know she’s become a bit of a delinquent as a teenager, having sex with two boys at once.
We don’t know that she was sexually abused as a child, but Pizzolatto seems to be suggesting as much.
As a child, Audrey stole her younger sister’s crown and threw it into a tree. Could she have been symbolically protecting Maisie from the “crowns” that the Tuttles placed on their victims?
For some reason I found the groundskeeper talking to himself in an ominous voice after the detectives drove off SUPER CAMPY & CHEESY.
That's some **** that would happen in an 80s horror movie. Dude just chills and has creepy conversations with himself/no one in particular for the sake of the audience?
That whole reveal was kinda lazy. And in a show that's rarely done stuff like that it stuck out hard.
From Hybrid's article link:
Audrey Hart, Marty’s elder daughter, may be involved as well.
We know that Audrey arranged her dolls in a manner that mirrored the picture on Dora Lange’s mother’s wall—five men surrounding a seemingly vulnerable woman (in Audrey’s case, a naked Barbie). We know she drew sexually suggestive pictures at school. We know she’s become a bit of a delinquent as a teenager, having sex with two boys at once.
We don’t know that she was sexually abused as a child, but Pizzolatto seems to be suggesting as much.
As a child, Audrey stole her younger sister’s crown and threw it into a tree. Could she have been symbolically protecting Maisie from the “crowns” that the Tuttles placed on their victims?
This is exactly what I'm thinking....
Some foul **** is going to come to surface regarding Marty's kids.
Was that the same guy who Rust visited at his home and he told rust to **** in ep 5 or 6?Basically it looks like it's gonna be 5 on 5 next week
The 5 men in the video (or their replacements upon death; etc) vs Cohle, Hart, the two detectives who interviewed them and the bar owner whose child went missing and was never solved.
Was that the same guy who Rust visited at his home and he told rust to **** in ep 5 or 6?
Just something to think about...but Marty has held up the case on two occasions.
1. Pulling Cohle away from interviewing Errol when he first met him outside of the abandoned school.
2. Shooting Ledoux.
Not sure if that has any bearing on the outcome of the show in the finale, but I do think that it's interesting.
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I think something will come to light about Marty's daughters being abused as well...Remember, in one of the earlier episodes when he was being interrogated, he made mention of the truth (not verbatim) being right under his nose. I really think there is some sort of cult involvement with his father-in-law, Tuttle, etc.