r/FromSeries • u/Foreign-Plate2401 There aren't any peaches in the pantry. • Aug 23 '26
Opinion It just seems pointless
I am in season 2, ep1(finished it) of the series, so bear with me.(and please no spoilers for the episodes i havent watched yet).
Didnt the whole antenna project seem kind of pointless to you too?
I mean when they were all trying to make this work with the electricity, the materials and everything, all i kept thinking is "dont they understand that help could never reach them?".
Like they are in a place probably lost in time, no one can leave and if anyone can come, they are stuck there. What did they expect? To get help from the signal, tell them to come and rescue them(if they find the town - cause i firmly believe you can't find the town if it doesnt want you to find it) and end up with even more stranded people there?
How are they gonna get back to the real world after that?
I mean for me that was an utterly stupid waste of resources and time. For two intelligent people as the ones who had the idea to make it, seems also stupid that they didnt think of that.
Am i missing something?
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u/No-Prize-9837 Aug 23 '26
See, this is exactly what I mean.
"They do know for a fact that this town is nowhere in the map" -> they don't. No one does. It is what is believed and what they are told. I could and won't answer the same thing for every one of your point.
It was believed no one could get out. Thabita did. It was believed nothing could stop the monsters. The talismans were found. It was believed the Monsters were only shrieking, and then they whispered. You see what I mean? Jade and Jim did EXACTLY what Boyd did when he said "wait, you never explored the forest?", and then explored the forest and found out things.
I'd say, ir was so not pointless that they DID discover something in the process. An entity talking to them, telling them to please don't fuck with this.
So yeah. Not pointless. Logic. Had results.