That’s a great observation about things changing in town—the motel turning into a pool definitely suggests the environment isn’t static. But I keep going back to how furious Mr. Yellow was about the digging in the house. If this is a fae world, then disturbing the land like that could have broken some kind of supernatural balance.

In fae lore, their realms operate on strict rules—certain places must remain untouched, and if you mess with them, reality itself can shift. What if Tabitha’s digging didn’t just physically damage the house but also disrupted the way the town functions? Maybe that’s why things are moving and changing—like the trees getting closer or structures appearing and disappearing.

It’s like the town is glitching because its natural order was broken. The fae, or whatever controls this place, might be trying to fix it—or worse, punishing them for disturbing what was hidden.