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Finished a mid term today. My reward shall be Five Guys. Haven't had a burger in probably over a month.

Clocked in at 174.6 lbs yesterday, so I can allow myself this.
 
Ail said:
His daughter is 100% involved, she has been too much of a focus throughout the show. The scene with the dolls implies she is somehow connected. Early on I personally thought Marty was sexually abusing her, thus leading to her drawings and the dolls, rebellion and hatred of her father.

However, I believe the sexual abuse came from another source. The source is debatable, but the sexual abuse is not. Children subjected to sexual abuse early on exhibit all of the qualities she has throughout the show. Was it someone at school? Perhaps someone on her mother's side of the family? Her grandparents seemed rich. They never mentioned what school(s) she went to but you would have to think if she attended one of the Tuttle schools Marty would have brought that to light. There is a missing link there.
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I don't buy the argument that she's turned out this way because of poor parenting. There has been too much cinematic foreshadowing with Marty's character. He has so much yellow associated with him. The whole season's mythology has been about the "yellow king".

Something bad surrounds him, whether that's by consensual association or whether it is ever present around him and he doesn't understand, remains to be seen.

All these child abductions/murders happens around a 10 mile radius from the coast line. The father in law's house has a lake bounding their back yard.

Marty has to be the key to this. Something to him. They're overkilling it. Again, i'm more inclined to move off my original prediction that he may actually be one of the people in the masks, but somehow everything will come back full circle with him.

He kept saying "the answer was right in front of me the whole time" a couple of episodes back. What was the answer? He never specified. Everyone tied that statement off by interpreting it meant that he only meant the answer to him was to keep his family in tact and do a better job of parenting. But he was talking about the case when he kept saying the answer was right in front of him.

His daughter had a drawing of the symbol of the yellow king on the fridge. He keeps being shown in a yellow light. It's not a coincidence. Again, whether that means he is involved, or if it means that the yellow king is surrounding him and he doesn't even know it (i.e. his father in law, or even more shocking if his daughter is somehow the next murder by this guy) remains to be seen.

Again, Crease said Reginald LeDeux can loosely be translated to the King's Second. Who is Reginald LeDeux second to? A guy in charge of mowing lawns? The entire show is predicated on extremely smart characters and they've all be bested by a lawnmower man? Not buying it. There is more. There will be something crazy. Always are with HBO shows.
 
Rust Heisenberg said:
I don't buy the argument that she's turned out this way because of poor parenting. There has been too much cinematic foreshadowing with Marty's character. He has so much yellow associated with him. The whole season's mythology has been about the "yellow king".

Something bad surrounds him, whether that's by consensual association or whether it is ever present around him and he doesn't understand, remains to be seen.

All these child abductions/murders happens around a 10 mile radius from the coast line. The father in law's house has a lake bounding their back yard.

Marty has to be the key to this. Something to him. They're overkilling it. Again, i'm more inclined to move off my original prediction that he may actually be one of the people in the masks, but somehow everything will come back full circle with him.

He kept saying "the answer was right in front of me the whole time" a couple of episodes back. What was the answer? He never specified. Everyone tied that statement off by interpreting it meant that he only meant the answer to him was to keep his family in tact and do a better job of parenting. But he was talking about the case when he kept saying the answer was right in front of him.

His daughter had a drawing of the symbol of the yellow king on the fridge. He keeps being shown in a yellow light. It's not a coincidence. Again, whether that means he is involved, or if it means that the yellow king is surrounding him and he doesn't even know it (i.e. his father in law, or even more shocking if his daughter is somehow the next murder by this guy) remains to be seen.

Again, Crease said Reginald LeDeux can loosely be translated to the King's Second. Who is Reginald LeDeux second to? A guy in charge of mowing lawns? The entire show is predicated on extremely smart characters and they've all be bested by a lawnmower man? Not buying it. There is more. There will be something crazy. Always are with HBO shows.
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There are two reasons I believe the daughter is involved in the last episode:

First, the dolls, there were 5 of them around the naked female doll. The entire ritual has been based around 5 men. In the opening episode there are 5 of the fetishes hanging from the tree. Five men on horseback in the picture at Dora's mom's house. Five can men Rust makes from the beer cans.

It's 5 men and it cannot be coincidental that Hart's daughter arranged the dolls with exactly 5 males around 1 female. Also, in the pictures she drew at school she gets in trouble for, the big drawing on the right is a girl in her underwear with a man feeling her breast. Look at the man's face. It almost looks like he has a mask on, but you'll notice squiggles around his neck, are these a child's crude representation of scars? Perhaps just a beard.

Lastly, a small indication, in the scene where Rust comes over and mows the lawn for Hart, there is a wall with some things hanging on it. One is a drawing clearly made by a child of a spiral. Which daughter drew it though?

All-in-all I will be SHOCKED if his daughter does not show up in this last episode.
 
I think we play real good hockey against Dallas right now. Three goals already. Nice goal by Anisimov just now. Dubi has some really nice passes and its nice to see Gaborik back! LETS GO RANGERS
 
shoves said:
I think we play real good hockey against Dallas right now. Three goals already. Nice goal by Anisimov just now. Dubi has some really nice passes and its nice to see Gaborik back! LETS GO RANGERS
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Hockey? GTFO.
 
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Jabroni said:
Finished a mid term today. My reward shall be Five Guys. Haven't had a burger in probably over a month.

Clocked in at 174.6 lbs yesterday, so I can allow myself this.
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Gah. I envy you. I have been living off of Wendys and Chic fil a Grilled chicken salads as my diet while I am traveling (which is 4 days a week, every week). The things I would do for a Five Guys burger. Additionally, another fantastic but less well known place is called Cookout. They have started popping up all over the south.
 
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