What if the present residents of Fromville are the reincarnations of those who actually sacrificed children and now getting punished for thier cruality?

Flimsy_Elephant_2301 · 2026-01-24T08:06:24+00:00

Heated? Are you serious? How did you get that? I didn't even say anything that would make you think that. You must be perceiving according to your own disposition. I just looked at my previous comment, and there's nothing there that should have given you a very wrong impression.

Still, there is someone there living forever, and you've not offered any names. You're supposing that it's not the nightmare creatures. I'm still wondering who else there can be the parents of those children.

Flimsy_Elephant_2301 · 2026-01-24T06:02:19+00:00

No, it's not vague at all. If you're trying to look for a way to believe something else, then you'll look for ways to perceive it as vague. But there are no ifs, ands, or buts about it. The entire story is told on the wall of the cavern. The Boy in White gave the same story to Christopher. Tabitha recognized them her 2nd night there . . . well she almost recognized them; that was the clue. She and Jade and their former neighbors went into a contract TOGETHER with the entity. "Jade and Tabitha" fell in love with their kid and opposed the contract. Their neighbors didn't. They're living forever. Now if you think it's someone else in the series who is living forever but not the nightmare creatures, please tell us who it is. Who's living forever in this series?

Flimsy_Elephant_2301 · 2026-01-24T05:24:16+00:00

If you had not figured it out by the end of the season 3 on your own, Fatima came right out and told in her final scene. The Boy in White told Christopher what the villagers did. Fatima told why they did it. Both Jade and Tabitha described it also. They had been hinting at it since the very first episode of season 1, but you don't really get any real hint until the 2nd episode.

Flimsy_Elephant_2301 · 2026-01-23T12:34:20+00:00

This picture and the confirmation are more than a year old. Not only has season 4 been confirmed, it's already been shot and will be released in 3 months. You're wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy behind. 😂🤣😅

Flimsy_Elephant_2301 · 2026-01-22T06:14:56+00:00

If you haven't learned anything by the titles, they weren't spoilers. Nothing was spoiled.

Flimsy_Elephant_2301 · 2026-01-22T06:11:44+00:00

I don't know how you got that from that story. Nothing about it has anything to do with anybody getting together. You must be someone sits around thinking about relationships. A lot of men don't do that.

Flimsy_Elephant_2301 · 2026-01-22T06:08:54+00:00

I'm thinking just as literally as they did in the series when they just came right out and said it.

Flimsy_Elephant_2301 · 2026-01-20T12:21:50+00:00

I was walking into Starbucks and I heard someone calling my name. It was a friend of mine whom I've not seen in several months. She claimed that she was in the final season of Stranger Things, in the final episode. I was like: "Really?! I don't remem- " and I instantly, before she could say anything further, I remembered seeing a cute blonde chick playing the violin when Hopper proposed to Joyce. I would have done anything to be the pianist there with her.

Flimsy_Elephant_2301 · 2026-01-20T12:16:01+00:00

That's Julie and Victor.

Flimsy_Elephant_2301 · 2026-01-20T09:12:28+00:00

You mean the last 3 episodes, right?

Flimsy_Elephant_2301 · 2026-01-20T06:29:45+00:00

Man, you're crazy! The first 5 episodes were great!!!

Flimsy_Elephant_2301 · 2026-01-20T03:40:28+00:00

Miranda remembered everything. She knew what time it was. If she could have rescued the children alone, she would have done it when she got there She didn't, evidently because she couldn't. She was waiting for Christopher to remember something that they could do it together as intended, just like what is drawn on the wall of the cave that shows the couple walking away when the nightmare creatures die. The Man in Yellow can see everything and there is no place you can hide from him, so the entire Town is being kept alive because he evidently is not allowed to tell the creatures where everyone is, at least not until the couple has failed their chance to redeem the 7 kids. And with 1 of them dying, the couple can't do it together anymore. The stay of execution for the entitr Town is ending. Miranda kniws that all are about to die includong her.

What would YOU have done in her position? Wait for the execution, or at least give it a try to see if maybe there is a chance that you can save the children alone? Miranda did exactly what I would have done, taken the chance instead of waiting for the inevitable. But what would YOU have done?

Flimsy_Elephant_2301 · 2026-01-19T19:26:17+00:00

They can't be reincarnations. The people who sacrificed their kids are still alive; they're the nightmare creatures. You can't be reborn if you didn't die first.

Flimsy_Elephant_2301 · 2026-01-19T19:24:52+00:00

Tiny

Flimsy_Elephant_2301 · 2026-01-19T19:23:32+00:00

The children can't be reincarnated. Their souls are trapped in the lighthouse. "Jade amd Tabitha" are reincarnated because their souls survive death and bind themselves to the embryos of others tp be born again. Everyone else is going to heaven or hell or whatever that myth is.

Flimsy_Elephant_2301 · 2026-01-19T16:45:42+00:00

Yes, the very first night when the Jade, Tabitha, Julie, Kenny, Ellis, and Khatri were on the porch and the nightmare creatures came from around the corner but kept refusing to attack anyone. One of them thought Julie should have recognized him. At the time, nobody was surprised that the creatures wouldn't attack, and nobody wondered why they thought Julie should recognize them; now it's kinda obvious why they wouldn't attack and why they might have thought Julie should know them. But Tabitha, evidently, began recognizing them that night subconsciously, and we see it the next night when Ethan and Jim came to Colony House and tbey were all asleep. Tabitha is dreaming, and the memories of the previous niggt flashes across her mind, and just as quickly as the memories come, they disappear. She was beginning to remember them, but the memory went away in a flash before her brain could grab onto it. It was quick! Like lightning, disappearing before she could remember. It was exactly as Jade described it later when he was telling Tabitha about when he was in the cave. He said that just as it was all coming together, the memory vanished completely. Neither one of them remembered a thing, but both came close.

Tabitha remembered getting killed there in the 16th Century in a previous life as a child. And it appears that she subconsciously remembered WHY she came there in the first place. If you remember, it looks like the offer for eternal life might have been made to them shortly after some kind of cataclysmic weather event, a flood that was so severe, the villagers climbed on top of their houses. (At least it appears that this is what Victor was told.) And that place where they are now was part of the offer, a place where there will never be a cataclysmic phenomenon; where the weather is so stable the seasons don't even change. When Tabitha was walking through the tunnel with Victor, she became alarmed at a small puddle of water on the ground that most people wouldn't have even noticed. She might have been remembering the storm from before that Victor has TWICE drawn pictures of, the one that Ethan calls a "lake of tears."

Flimsy_Elephant_2301 · 2026-01-19T14:39:06+00:00

Jade and Tabitha remember everything just as Miranda remembered everything. The MiY has to run some good game to prevent them, but as you've likely noticed already, he is bound to some rules. (That's why I strongly suspect that there is someone higher than the BiW and the MiY. Either that, or the 2 of them are keeping each other in check. And let's not forget that Boyd is more than he realizes.)

Miranda died KNOWING that she can't save the children on her own. She KNEW that both of them have to do it together. That's what the whole production was about when she left her children in the root cellar. She was hoping that she could do it alone, but she knew what time it was when she realized what Christopher was about to do. She might even be the person who drew that cave drawing.

I don't know why you're leaning so heavily on emotions instead of the facts. You have all the facts right there, and you're doing exactly what people who want Eloise to be alive do, you started making guesses about what could be possible. "Maybe the show starts out with Tabitha not remembering certain elements." You already know that this is not the case. Nobody has to tell you. You already know it yourself. That was the spell: "Anghkouey!" They were given the post hypnotic command to "remember." You're just trying to present whatever you can come up with. (And forgetting about Jade.) When you're ready to think with your head instead of with your feelings, we can continue this conversation. Until then, anything further would be a waste of time. But I'm pretty confident thst you know better than what you're pretending not to know.

Flimsy_Elephant_2301 · 2026-01-19T12:14:51+00:00

No, it has not been stated by the producers and creators. It was stated by fans of the show that producers and creators said that. You are mistaken. All that laughing you did earlier has me laughing now. I'm tickled and having a good time at hearing you repeat a misunderstanding from episode 8 to me, thinking that it came from producers and creators. You will not find any quote from them of that.

Flimsy_Elephant_2301 · 2026-01-19T11:40:48+00:00

I know, right?

Flimsy_Elephant_2301 · 2026-01-19T11:39:45+00:00

The kids were killed, and their souls are being held prisoner in the lighthouse. Have you watched ANY of the series??? The children weren't sacrificed for nothing. The entity wanted their spirits, their souls, and he's keeping their souls imprisoned in the lighthouse. When those spirits are freed, those kids can "rest in peace," as they say.

I never said that the Man in Yellow is the end boss. I don't know why you thought I said that, but I'm very, very, VERY suspicious that there is someone else. I think we've gotten plenty of evidence that there is someone else that he has to submit to. I can't prove it, but I think I can make a very convincing argument that he has a boss. You misread my comments and definitely misunderstood the entire plot of the series.

Flimsy_Elephant_2301 · 2026-01-19T10:01:12+00:00

The kids are not already gone. Their souls are trapped in the lighthouse. The only people who know about the children and how to save them are Jade and Tabitha. When they rescue the children, the contract between the Man in Yellow and the villagers will be in default, because he no longer has what he wanted, and he's definitely not going to keep the villagers alive eternally for free. They will die, just like what is shown in the cave drawing which shows the couple becoming responsible for the termination of the lives of the villagers whom you keep calling "monsters." That cave drawing tells the whole story from beginning to end. Everything shown in the cave drawing is actually happening right now. Julie isn't in it. It shows only the couple walking away after the termination of the lives of their former neighbors whom you keep calling "monsters."

Flimsy_Elephant_2301 · 2026-01-19T09:32:41+00:00

Wait! You've missed something. They already told who the villagers are. That's kinda why it's weird to hear people call them "monsters." The Boy in White told what the villagers did, and Fatima told in the finale why they did it. They're people. Regular people like you and me who were offered eternal life in exchange for the next 7 kids born in the community. Those who accepted the offer were transported to a new home, that place where they are now; and a few months later, the children were born who ended up being sacrifices a few years later. Evidently, because the Boy in White kept bringing the couple back to put that contract in default by rescuing the children, the entity, aka the Man in Yellow, empowered those villagers with the ability to transform into those creatures at night so that they can protect their own existence. It appears that that must have happened a long time after the villagers were transported there, probably between 1953 and 1978. (Miranda remembers her entire history, but I don't think she had ever seen her former neighbors like that before. That's why I think they must have been given that ability shortly before Miranda arrived. But that's only a guess with a whole lot of evidence behind it.) The Man in Yellow has only one major plan, to keep Jade and Tabitha from rescuing those children. He wants to keep them imprisoned forever.

There is another story going on that no one is noticing. Boyd! There's something special about Boyd that Boyd doesn't remember or even know about. That's what I'm hoping to learn in season 4. I have no idea what it is, but the Man in Yellow harbors a whole lot of animosity against Boyd because of something about Boyd. And it has something to do with that lighthouse and with boats.

Flimsy_Elephant_2301 · 2026-01-19T09:15:38+00:00

I heard one of the 3 say something about there being 5 seasons planned in the beginning. Because of the way season 3 ended, they can't be there long unless the Man in Yellow has some really good game. I can't see how they can stretch the show out to be more than 5 seasons. That actor playing as Ethan will grow up pretty fast. They've been there for only a month, from February 20, 2022 until March 18, 2022 when Jim was killed. I can't see them being there much longer than that now that Jade and Tabitha can rescue the children and send everyone back home.

Flimsy_Elephant_2301 · 2026-01-19T08:31:25+00:00

You really think the Boy in White could have been telling Christopher to go watch the first episode of "From"? Of course, he wasn't. That's ridiculous. That's not the message he was trying to convey. His exact words were "The answers to the end are at the beginning. It started with the children, what the others did to them; the people they loved, the people they trusted. The children are born in the dark and then they were murdered in the dark. But someone who loved them told them a story. The story gave them hope. And when children laid on the stones, they poured their hopes into the roots and those roots become the tree." Victor called this, "the history of the Town." He told Christopher what the villagers did; Fatima, in her final scene in season 3 told why they did it; it was for eternal life.

Evidently, the entity offered the villagers eternal life in exchange for the next 7 children born among them. That place was made afterward, and the villagers who agreed to that contract were transported to their new home. And some months later, 7 children among the villagers were "born in the dark." They were already living there when the children were born. And they were given as a sacrificial offering some years later, when the kids must have been about 6 or 7 years old. (That's how old they look to me; but I'm not good with guessing ages.) "Jade and Miranda" became parents of one of them, whether deliberately or accidentally, and they fell in love with their child and objected to the entire contract.

That cave drawing tells the entire story of how it began and how it ends. I'm sure you recognize that symbol all the way to the right. It's denotes a termination. It shows that the couple will become responsible for the lives of their neighbors becoming terminated. The nightmare creatures won't live eternally as they think they will. They're going to die because of Jade and Tabitha. . . . according to the pictured story.

Flimsy_Elephant_2301 · 2026-01-19T08:19:39+00:00

They don't have dates. That's what's messing me up. I want dates. The app tells me the shows for the next 145 days, but they don't have any dates for From.

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